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NJK-5002C Hall Effect Sensor – NPN NO 3-Wire Magnet | Arduino Compatible
245,00 EGP
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NPN Normally Open (NO) magnetic switch
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3-wire connection: VCC, GND, Output
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Wide voltage range: 4.5V–30V DC
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Built-in LED indicator for magnetic detection
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Fast, non-contact sensing
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Compatible with Arduino and other microcontrollers
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Durable and compact M12 threaded design
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Description
Take your automation projects to the next level with the NJK-5002C Hall Effect Sensor, a reliable, non-contact magnetic switch ideal for detecting the presence of ferromagnetic objects. This NPN-type, normally open (NO) 3-wire sensor is perfect for use with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other microcontroller platforms, and operates in a wide voltage range of 4.5V to 30V DC, making it suitable for both low-power and industrial applications.
Whether you’re designing a smart can crusher, door sensor, or automated counter, the NJK-5002C ensures consistent and accurate triggering in the presence of a magnetic field.
✅ Features:
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NPN Normally Open (NO) Output
Activates output only when magnetic field is detected. -
Wide Operating Voltage (4.5V – 30V DC)
Flexible power compatibility for DIY and industrial applications. -
3-Wire Configuration (Brown: VCC, Blue: GND, Black: Output)
Simple wiring and easy integration with most microcontrollers. -
Non-Contact Magnetic Detection
Detects the presence of magnets without physical contact, increasing durability and lifespan. -
Built-in LED Indicator
Visual feedback when magnetic field is detected. -
Fast Response Time
Ideal for automation systems where quick sensing is critical. -
Rugged and Compact Design
Suitable for harsh environments or confined spaces.
Tips for Arduino Users:
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Sensor Output is Active LOW when a magnet is nearby — even though it’s labeled “NPN NO”, the output pin pulls LOW when active.
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If you’re using INPUT_PULLUP on the Arduino, the
digitalRead()
will return LOW when the sensor detects the magnet. -
Connect the Black wire to Arduino pin, Blue to GND, Brown to 5V (or 12V with appropriate voltage divider or optocoupler).
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Always test the output using a multimeter or LED before connecting to the Arduino to verify behavior.
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Specification
Overview
Weight Weight | 0,0000 g |
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Specification
Model |
NJK-5002C |
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Sensor Type |
Hall Effect (Magnetic Proximity) |
Output Type |
NPN, Normally Open (NO) |
Voltage Range |
4.5V to 30V DC |
Current Consumption |
≤ 10mA |
Detection Distance |
~10mm (depends on magnet size) |
Output Current Max |
150mA |
Cable Length |
~1 meter |
Output Indicator |
Built-in LED |
Wire Color Code |
Brown: VCC, Blue: GND, Black: Output |
Mounting |
M12 threaded body (optional nut included) |
Operating Temp. |
-20°C to +60°C |