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4. Mounting base
When fixing both ends of the sensor to the mounting base, the surfaces
of the mounting bases at both ends should be the same parallel plane
or the same horizontal plane.
This is to prevent the sensor itself from being distorted when the sensor
is fixed with bolts or the like.
5. Mounting frame
For the frame on which the sensor is installed, select a frame that can
withstand the vibration of conveyors and the weight of the sensor itself,
and that is either the main frame of the facility or a frame that is directly
connected to the main frame.
Note) If the sensor is installed on a separate frame from the main frame,
vibration of the main frame may cause false detection.
6. Materials of parts near the sensor
Since this instrument uses a static magnetic field generated by an
electromagnet, it is recommended that the parts near the sensor be
made of non-magnetic materials such as copper, aluminum, and
stainless steel rather than magnetic materials such as iron, nickel, and
chrome.
7. Electrical wiring and connectors
Do not place devices with large electric capacity, wiring of other electric
devices, or devices that are repeatedly turned on and off near the
sensor.
Also, do not bundle wires for other electrical devices and sensor cables,
but secure them separately. The sensor cable should be fixed to the
frame and the connector should be fully tightened.
Note) If the above is not followed, it may cause false detection.
