Are you looking for good magnetic sensors? You've come to the right place! Magnetic sensors are increasingly used in various branches of production and business. These are components without which it is difficult to create some types of Internet of Things projects. Why?
Magnetic sensors
Magnetic sensor to open Door / window - reed contact CMD14 + screws
Wired proximity sensor activated magnetically. The device is used to determine the position of doors and windows. Case dimensions - 14 x 27 mm.Magnetic sensor - reed contact CMD1423 + screws
Wireless proximity sensor activated magnetically. Case dimensions - 14 x 23 mm.Angle holder for an inductive sensor - M12
Angular mount for inductive proximity sensor. The dimensions of the base are 37 x 20 mm , the dimensions of the holder are 39 x 20 mm .Door / window opening sensor WP8 - 60mm
Limit switch with brazen bushing. Designed for installation as a sensor that detects the opening of doors, windows, hood of a car or trunk. Sensor, by default, is concrete,...Contact reed switch v2 straight 20 mm
Contact reed in the simple case with the length of 20 mm.Angle holder for an inductive sensor - M18
The angular bracket for inductive proximity sensor. The base dimensions: 43 x 26 mm, dimensions of the bracket - 46 x 26 mm.Contact reed switch straight 38 mm
Contact reed in the simple case with the length of 38 mm.Magnetic sensor door/window - reed switch
Wireless proximity sensor activated magnetically. The device is used mainly to determine the position of doors and windows. Case dimensions - 11 x 16 mm.Angle holder for an inductive sensor - M8
The angular bracket for inductive proximity sensor. The base dimensions: 28 x 16 mm, dimensions of the bracket - 33 x 16 mm.Contact reed switch straight 14 mm
Contact reed in the simple case with the length of 14 mm.Module with Hall sensor, magnetic field
Module with Hall sensor, analog magnetic switch. It allows for the detection of the magnetic field. The module has no soldered passive elements. It works with voltage of 5 V.Magnetic sensor - reed contact CMD1263 + screws
Wired proximity sensor activated magnetically. Case dimensions - 12 x 63 mm.Antclabs BLTouch v3.1 - auto bed leveling sensor for 3D printers
BLTouch is a type of semiconductor Hall sensor . It is used in 3D printers as an auto-leveling sensor to accurately measure the inclination of the work table surface. It can be...Magnetic sensor - CMD25 reed switch + screws
Wireless metal proximity sensor activated magnetically. Case dimensions - 25 x 48 mm.Magnetic sensor to open door/window - reed contact CMD918
Wired proximity sensor activated magnetically. The device is used to determine the position of doors and windows. Case dimensions - 9.5 x 18 mm.Magnetic sensor to open door / window - reed contact CMD932
Wired proximity sensor activated magnetically. The device is used to determine the position of doors and windows. Case dimensions - 9.0 x 32 mm.Water level sensor - 10W float reed switch
The sensor allows to control the water level in the tank. It consists of a float, which rises when the volume of liquid increases, causing the reed relay to open.Aquarium Tank Liquid Water Level Sensor Float Switch 1MPa
The sensor allows you to control the water level in the tank. It consists of a float which, under the influence of a reduction of the volume of the fluid, decreases, causing a...Liquid level sensor CMW55 - magnetic
The sensor allows you to control the water level in the tank. It consists of a float with a magnet which, under the force of buoyancy, is shifted, causing a short circuit of...Reed switch normally - plastic 14mm - 5pcs.
Reed contact in the plastic straight case with the length of 14 mm. The set contains 5 reed contacts.Magnetic door/window sensor - actuator - 57140-000 Littelfuse
Miniature magnetic activator with dimensions of 23 x 14 x 6 mm made of AlNiCo-5, intended for mounting with sensors on a flange. Thanks to its hermetic housing and solid...Inductive Sensor Straight Mount - M18
Straight holder for inductive proximity sensor. Dimensions - 26 x 86 mm.Magnetic sensor to open door/window - reed contact CMD932P
Wired proximity sensor activated magnetically. The device is used to determine the position of doors and windows. Case dimensions - 9.0 x 32 mm, it has mounting holes.See also
- Twilight sensors
- Resistance sensors
- Door sensors
- Piezoelectric sensors
- RPM sensors
- Oxygen sensors
- Tilt sensors
- Accelerometers
- Inductive sensors
- Hall effect sensors
- Led motion detectors
- Optical sensors
- Alarm sensors
- 9DoF IMU sensors
- Pressure sensors
- Air quality sensors
- Sound sensors
- Gesture sensors
- Sensors of light and color
- Gas sensors
- Limit switches
- Medical sensors
- Pressure sensors
- Sensors odbiciowe
- Distance sensors
- Inductive contactless sensors
- Weather sensors
- Liquid level sensors
- Current sensors
- Flow sensors
- Motion sensors
- Temperature sensors
- PT100 temperature probes
- Humidity sensors
- Fingerprint readers
- Encoders
- Photoresistors
- Phototransistors
- IR receivers
- Magnetometers
- Gyros
- Sensor sets
- Grove modules
- Gravity modules
Magnetic sensor - Many applications in electronics and robotics
The magnetic sensor available in this category mostly bases its operation on the use of a reed switch hidden under the housing. A reed switch is a circuit element that closes and opens upon close contact with an object having a magnetic field. Such a device has contacts covered with a thin layer of very conductive material (e.g. tungsten or gold), which is selected depending on the specific purpose. Reed switches are divided into two types. Less popular - remanent - are those that, under the influence of a magnetic field, change their state to the opposite one, but after moving away the object emitting the magnetic field, the state remains the same (without introducing any force or energy into the system). Subsequent contact with a magnetic field of opposite polarity will cause a change in state. Non-remanence reed switches are much more often used - they operate by maintaining one of the states only during close contact with an object emitting a magnetic field. State changes involve closing and opening the circuit - for example, after removing the magnet from near the reed switch, the circuit will be interrupted (opening the window). Information about such an event may be registered in the connected microcontroller, which will react to it, for example by activating an alarm signal. Every reed relay - electromagnetic - works in a similar way.
What will you find in our offer?
We offer many variants of practical use of reed switches. The most popular is a magnetic sensor that controls the closing or opening of windows or doors. Based on the example described above, it can act as an alarm switch. Liquid level sensors, additionally equipped with a float, which also use a magnetic sensor, are also very useful in industry. The Hall sensor is an element that also uses close contact with a magnetic field - the device uses the Hall effect. Thanks to it, you can easily measure, for example, the number of revolutions made by the engine by attaching a small magnet to the engine shaft. Such sensors are commonly used in everyday devices, but they are also irreplaceable in industry. You can also purchase individual reed contacts from us and use them for your own project.
Magnetic sensors - FAQ
A magnetic sensor is an electronic component that detects changes in the magnetic field. They are used, for example, as part of door and window opening sensors in alarm systems .
Magnetic field sensors use the operation of reed switches. As a result of changes in the magnetic field, the reed switch changes its state, which closes or opens the electric circuit and results in a change in the signal received from the sensor. You can learn more about the operation of reed switches in our article " Reed switch - what is it for and how does it work? ".
The easiest way to check a magnetic sensor is to use a resistance meter .
A Hall effect sensor (Hall sensor) is an electronic component that measures the magnetic field strength and current , using the Hall effect (the relationship between the presence of a magnetic field and the flow of electricity through conductors).