The Pepperl+Fuchs NBN4‑12GM50‑E2 is a 3‑wire PNP normally‑open cylindrical inductive proximity sensor. It detects metal objects without physical contact, converting metal target proximity into digital switching signal. This sensor performs position detection, object counting, limit monitoring and parts presence check for automated machinery. Widely deployed on conveyor lines, packaging machines and production equipment for general factory‑automation non‑contact metal‑sensing tasks.
✅ IP68 high‑level enclosure protection: Brass nickel‑plated threaded housing, PBT sensing face, resistant to dust, water splash and moisture, fits harsh workshop environments. ✅ Reverse‑polarity & short‑circuit protection: Built‑in circuit safeguards, effectively avoid damage caused by wiring mistakes on site. ✅ Non‑flush mounting, 4 mm sensing distance: Stable detection performance, low hysteresis, reliable response for steel, brass, copper and aluminum workpieces. ✅ Yellow omnidirectional status LED: Visible from multiple angles for quick on‑site working‑status check. ✅ Wide operating‑temperature range: Works stably under‑40 °C ~ +85 °C, adapts to cold‑storage and high‑temperature workshop conditions. ✅ cULus certified: Meets international industrial standards, supports global machine‑building export projects.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | NBN4‑12GM50‑E2 |
| Sensor Type | Inductive Proximity Sensor, 3‑Wire DC |
| Output | PNP Normally‑Open (NO) |
| Rated Sensing Distance | 4 mm, non‑flush mounting |
| Assured Operating Distance | 0‑3.24 mm |
| Supply Voltage | 10‑30 V DC |
| Max Switching Current | 200 mA |
| Max Switching Frequency | 1200 Hz |
| Hysteresis | Typical 5 % |
| Housing | M12*1, nickel‑plated brass |
| Sensing Face | PBT plastic |
| Protection Degree | IP68 |
| Ambient Temperature | ‑40 °C ~ +85 °C |
| Indicator | Yellow multi‑hole status LED |
| Weight | Approx. 0.028 kg |
| Certification | cULus, EN IEC 60947‑5‑2 |
Target Industries:
Typical Applications: Limit position feedback, workpiece presence detection, parts counting, conveyor object monitoring, mechanical‑equipment stroke control.