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Schmersal PS215-Z02-M16-S200 Position Switch
The Schmersal PS215-Z02-M16-S200 Position Switch (Item No: 103033502) offers a 10,000,000 Operations mechanical life, minimum, Screw connection M16x1.5 termination, 32.5 mm length of sensor, IP66IP67 degree of protection. Manufactured by Schmersal under the Schmersal Position Switch. category, this model belongs to the Schmersal PS Series.
| Brand | Schmersal |
| Product Type | Position Switch |
| Model Number | PS215-Z02-M16-S200 |
Schmersal PS215-Z02-M16-S200 Position Switch β Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Housing construction form | Norm construction design |
| Housing material | Metal, zinc die-cast |
| Lever material | - |
| Gross weight | 199 g |
| Standards | EN ISO 13849-1 |
| Mission time | 20 Year(s) |
| Actuating element | plunger S200 |
| Roller material | - |
| Mechanical life, minimum | 10,000,000 Operations |
| Actuating speed, minimum | 10 mm/min |
| Actuating speed, maximum | 0.5 m/s |
| Termination | Screw connection M16x1.5 |
| Cable section, minimum | 0.34 mmΒ² |
| Cable section, maximum | 1.5 mmΒ² |
| Connection technique - Note | - |
| Length of sensor | 32.5 mm |
| Width of sensor | 31 mm |
| Height of sensor | 75.5 mm |
| Degree of protection | IP66IP67 |
| Ambient temperature | -30 ... +80 Β°C |
| Insulation values - Rated insulation voltage Ui | 250 VAC |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp | 4 kV |
| Thermal test current | 10 A |
| Required rated short-circuit current | 400 A |
| Utilisation category AC-15 | 3 A |
| Utilisation category DC-13 | 3 A |
| Maximum switching frequency | 5,000 /h |
| Material of the contacts, electrical | Silver |
| EAN (European Article Number) | 4030661532424 |
| Number of safety contacts | 2 |
| Switching element | 2 NC contact |
| Switching principle | Snap action |
