De-sta-co 810158 Hall Effect Sensor Pnp 6-24V Power Clamp

Product Description

The DE-STA-CO 810158 is a Hall Effect sensor switch designed for use with pneumatic power clamps equipped with an -MR option. It outputs a PNP signal in a normally open configuration and operates on DC current across a voltage range of 6 to 24 volts, with a maximum current draw of 0.5 amps and a maximum wattage of 12 watts. The sensor body is compact, measuring 0.93 inches long, 0.53 inches wide, and 0.37 inches high, and it ships with a 9-foot wire lead. This part is installed by automation technicians and industrial maintenance professionals integrating position feedback into clamping systems.

The 810158 is intended for use with DE-STA-CO pneumatic power clamps that include the -MR sensor-ready option. It provides non-contact position sensing, detecting clamp open or closed states without mechanical wear. Typical applications include assembly fixtures, welding cells, and automated production lines where reliable clamp-state feedback is required for cycle control or safety interlocking. The normally open output switches state when the clamp reaches the sensed position.

Key Features

• PNP output, normally open - compatible with standard PLC sourcing input cards
• Hall Effect sensing technology - non-contact, wear-free position detection
• Operating voltage range of 6 to 24 volts DC with 0.5 amp maximum current
• Maximum voltage drop of 1 volt at rated load
• Compact body: 0.93 inches long, 0.53 inches wide, 0.37 inches high
• 9-foot wire lead included for flexible routing in fixture environments

Compatibility

Designed for use with DE-STA-CO pneumatic power clamps configured with the -MR sensor-ready option.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automation or industrial maintenance technicians. De-energize and lock out all pneumatic and electrical circuits before servicing the clamp or sensor. Route the wire lead away from pinch points and sharp edges, and confirm the sensor gap and alignment meet the clamp manufacturer's mounting requirements before applying power. Wiring to PLC input modules should follow applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage DC control circuits.