Name: Normally Open Proximity Magnetic Sensor Reed Switch for Door Window Contacts SEN43, R25
SKU: SEN3617
Availability: InStock

Normally Open Proximity Magnetic Sensor Reed Switch for Door Window Contacts SEN43, R25

Fr2,500

The Normally Open Proximity Magnetic Sensor Reed Switch is proximity magnet sensor which is suitable for high operating frequency products.It can be used in liquid level sensors, security alarm systems, proximity sensor, instrumentation, automotive electronics, magnetic switches, treadmills, odometer, and other control circuits.

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Description

Features:

Movement speed quickly
The contact resistance with a high anti-corrosion and wear resistance
long life
Stable switching operation can be obtained the control portion of the seal in the housing, is not affected by the external environment

Specifications:

Switching power (maximum) :10W
DC switching voltage (maximum) : 220V
AC switching voltage, RMS (maximum) : 220 V
DC switching current (maximum) : 500mA
AC switching current, RMS (maximum) : A500mA
Breakdown Voltage (Minimum) : 250V

Reed Switch With Arduino

This project demonstrates how to interface a reed switch with an Arduino board to detect the presence of a magnetic field. The system uses an LED to provide visual feedback of the switch state.

Hardware Requirements

Arduino board (Any Arduino board will work)
Reed switch
LED (optional, as we’re using the built-in LED)
10kΩ pull-up resistor (optional, not needed if using internal pull-up)
Jumper wires
Magnet for testing

Pin Configuration

Reed Switch: Connected to Digital Pin 2
LED: Built-in LED on Pin 13

Circuit Description

The project uses a reed switch with Arduino’s internal pull-up resistor. If you prefer using an external pull-up resistor:

Disable the internal pull-up by removing INPUT_PULLUP and using just INPUT
Connect a 10kΩ resistor between the reed switch pin and 5V
Connect the reed switch between the digital pin and GND

Circuit Options:

Using internal pull-up (current setup):
- Reed switch between PIN 2 and GND
- No external resistor needed
Using external pull-up:
- 10kΩ resistor between PIN 2 and 5V
- Reed switch between PIN 2 and GND

Project Codes

How It Works

When no magnet is present:
- Reed switch remains open
- Digital pin reads HIGH
- LED remains OFF
- Serial monitor shows “Switch opened”
When magnet is nearby:
- Reed switch closes
- Digital pin reads LOW
- LED turns ON
- Serial monitor shows “Switch closed”