Manufacturer: Omron
Product No.: TP70-1A2
Country of origin:Japan
Product Type: Flexible Rod Switches
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 3000g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Designed for robust position detection and limit control in demanding industrial environments, the Omron TP70-1A2 functions as a high-reliability flexible rod switch configured with an integrated switch design. This heavy-duty electromechanical switch is equipped with a D4N-2187 built-in switch mechanism, engineered specifically for base mounting with integrated height adjustment capabilities. This design ensures highly customizable alignment for conveyor monitoring, machinery protection, and process positioning controls under rigorous operating conditions.
| Omron |
| TP70-1A2 |
| D4N-2187 |
| Integrated switch only |
| Base mounting (with height adjustment) |
| IP65 |
| 10 to 55 Hz, 0.65-mm single amplitude, 100 m/s2 max. |
| 1000 m/s2 max. |
| 20 m/s2 max. |
| -10 degC to +70 degC |
| 35% to 95% RH |
| 1 mm/s to 0.5 m/s |
| 60 operations/min |
| 30 operations/min (with resistive load) |
| Screw terminals |
| 1.4 kg |
| 3.0 kg |
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| Country of origin |
Japan
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