Limit Touch Switch NL CSM_NL_DS_E_2_2 Object Actuates Switch and Turns Built-in Monitor Indicator ON • Instantaneous operation upon contact with extremely limited hysteresis for high-precision position detection. • Detects minute displacement or lightweight objects with minimal operating force. • Built-in LED indicator ensures easy operation monitoring. • DC models provide versatile functions in combination with the S3D2 Sensor Controller. Be sure to read Safety Precautions on page 6 to 7 and Safety Precautions for All Limit Switches. Application Examples · Detection of press completion position. · Drill positioning. · Detection of workpiece edges. · Detection of mistakes in workpiece · Material positioning. setting or removal. · Detection of minute workpieces. Press Workpiece NL NL NL Paper (cloth) Grounding Grounding rod rod NL NL (Ground) · Detection of paper or cloth edge · Displacement detection and control. · Thickness control of rolling plates. (using indirect grounding). Pressure NL Paper (cloth) NL Roller Ground side Bellows · Detection of paper or cloth seam (using indirect grounding). NL Controller Motor NL Controller Unit Unit NL Grounding rod Paper (cloth) 1 NL Ordering Information Built-in Antenna Model Model Built-in antenna model · Provides sufficient OT (overtravel). · Ensures high-precision positioning control. Features · Antenna tip withstands bending. · OT of 5-mm max. (overtravel) Coil spring Plunger Antenna Series Power supply voltage Model Model NL1 12 VDC NL1-C NL1-P NL2 24 VDC NL2-C NL2-P 100 VAC NL3-C 100V NL3-P 100V NL3 200 VAC NL3-C 200V NL3-P 200V Antenna only NL1-C ANTENNA ASSY (Same for NL1, NL2, and NL3) --- Note: Each model is provided with a standard 1-m cable. Separate Antenna Model Model Separate antenna model Features · Antenna with 3-m extension cable is available for narrow spaces where conventional limit switches cannot be used. No antenna Plunger Coil spring with antenna with antenna Antenna Series Power supply voltage Model Model Model NL1 12 VDC NL1-S NL1-SP NL1-SC NL2 24 VDC NL2-S NL2-SP NL2-SC Antenna only --- --- NL1-SC ANTENNA (Same for NL1 and NL2) Note: Each model is provided with a standard 1-m cable. Specifications Item Model NL1 NL2 NL3 Degree of protection IP60 Supply voltage 12 VDC 24 VDC 100 VAC or 200 VAC Rated frequency --- 50/60 Hz Grounded object: Contact resistance of 3 kΩ max. Sensitivity Non-grounded object: Antenna-to-ground capacitance of 100 pF min. Current consumption 8 mA 15 mA --- Leakage current --- Circuit: 2 mA; Antenna: 1 mA *1 Response time 5 ms max. 20 ms max. Voltage output model: 30 mA at Current output model: Thyristor output model: Output signal 12 VDC with output 24 VDC (directly switching 100 or 200 VAC (directly switching resistive impedance of 4.7 kΩ resistive load of 170 mA max.) load of 30 to 300 mA) *2 Insulation resistance 0 V (blue lead wire) is connected to casing 100 MΩ min. at 500 VDC *3 Dielectric strength 0 V (blue lead wire) is connected to casing 1,500 VAC at 50/60 Hz for 1 min *3 Pollution degree 3 (IEC947-5-1) (operating environment) Protection against Class II electric shock Proof tracking index (PTI) 175 Switch category D (IEC335) Vibration resistance 10 to 55 Hz, 1.5-mm double amplitude 2 Shock resistance 200 m/s max. Ambient temperature −10°C to +60°C (with no icing) Ambient humidity 35% to 95%RH Weight Approx. 370 g (NL@-C, -P) Approx. 550 g (NL@-S) Approx. 680 g (NL@-SP, -SC) *1. The NL3 has a capacitor and resistor for the protection of the built-in SCR. Therefore, the NL3 has leakage current. *2. The NL3 requires a current of 30 mA for circuit protection. Red (Brown) If the load current is less than 30 mA, connect the bleeder resistance R in i Power supply Load parallel with the load as shown below so that the total current of the load circuit will be 30 to 300 mA. White 100 VAC (Black) (200 VAC) Obtain R from the following formula. R NL3 Black (Blue) V R= (kΩ) − 30 i Make sure that the permissible power of the resistor is sufficient. *3. Between current-carrying and non-current-carrying metal parts 2 NL Structure and Nomenclature Nomenclature Coil spring antenna Antenna assy O-ring Head LED operation indicator Rubber packing Cover (not removable) Mounting hole (with mounting pitch conforming to DIN standards) SC connector (not removable) Cable Principle of Operation The Limit Touch Switch Constants of the Switching circuit Applicable to a variety of constantly emits a high oscillation circuit will operate and purposes in combination frequency. If an object will change and send out output with a dedicated sensor comes in touch with the oscillation will stop. signals. power supply. touch antenna, .. Feedback circuit Antenna Oscillation Wave detec- S3D Sensor 100 VAC NOT circuit circuit tion circuit Power Supply (200 VAC) Classification by Series and Features NL1 NL2 NL3 Power supply 12 VDC Sensor Load 100 VAC Load (24 VDC, 170 mA) Load with 30 to 300 mA power supply (200 VAC) Power supply NL2 L/R=0 NL3 (cos φ = 1) at 100/200 VAC NL1 S3D2: The S3D2 Controller is available 100 to 240 VAC and has a variety of functions, Connects to 100/200 VAC The NL2 with 24 VDC can thus ensuring ease of use. power supply and directly directly switch the load. switches AC loads. Applicable model Sensor Controller Function Power supply voltage S3D2-AK Basic operation NL1 S3D2-BK Memory and timer operation 100 to 240 VAC S3D2-CK Timer operation S3D2-AKD Basic operation NL2 24 VDC S3D2-CKD Timer operation Contact your OMRON representative for the datasheet of the S3D2. 3 NL Connections Output Circuit Diagrams NL1 NL2 NL3 Brown (Red) +12 VDC Brown (Red) Brown (Red) +24 VDC 4.7 kΩ Load Load Black Black 2.2 Ω Switch Black (White) Output Switch Switch (White) (White) 100 VAC, 200 VAC main main main Output Output circuit circuit circuit Blue (Black) 0 V Blue (Black) 0 V Blue (Black) Note: The 0-V power supply side will be connected to the casing if the model is the NL1 or NL2. External Connection Sensor Power Supply (S3D2) Power supply Applicable model Sensor Controller The use of the S3D2 is recommended for supplying 12 VDC to the voltage NL2 (or 24 VDC to the NL2) and converting the output of the NL into S3D2-AK Basic operation relay or open collector output in versatile timing control. The NL3 does Memory and timer NL1 S3D2-BK not require a sensor power supply. operation S3D2-CK Timer operation S3D2-AKD Basic operation NL2 S3D2-CKD Timer operation S3D2 Controller Unit Be sure to wire the cable correctly according to the color of each lead wire. Do not wire power lines or high-tension lines alongside the cable. The use of S3D2 is recommended as a power supply to the NL1. Contact your OMRON representative for the datasheet of the S3D2. NL1 NL2 +12 VDC Brown (Red) Blue (Black) Black 24 VDC OUT Black (White) Load (White) (Output) 0 V Blue (Black) Blue (Black) * 0 V External circuit A maximum DC load of 170 mA * Ground the blue (black) wire. (with no inductance or resistance). 7 8 9 Can be switched directly. 10 11 12 NL3 Brown (Red) IN1 IN2 Black NORM INV (White) 100 VAC or Load 4 5 6 (Output) 200 VAC 1 2 3 Blue (Black) * External circuit S3D2-AK A maximum AC load of 300 mA * Be sure to ground the blue (black) (cos φ = 1). line of the NL3. Can be switched directly. Note: 1. The lead wire colors of the NL have been changed in compliance with the latest applicable JIS standards. Colors in parentheses are previous ones. 2. The figures in the S3D2 illustration indicate the terminal numbers of the socket. 3. Use a three-conductor cable with a minimum thickness of 0.75 mm to connect the NL and the Sensor Power Supply or other devices with no built-in contacts. The cable can be extended up to 100 m on condition that the cable is wired in an independent conduit. 4 Brown (Red) Black (White) Blue (Black) NL Dimensions (Unit: mm) Built-in Antenna Models Coil Spring Plunger NL1-P NL1-C 1.2 dia. *1 6 dia. *1 5 *2 NL2-P NL2-C 16 16 5.3 dia. NL3-P NL3-C ±2 Two, 110 31 25.8 12.5 +0.12 (15) 1 5.3 dia. ±0.8 holes 6.5 55 (99) 12.5 1 ±0.2 75 60 Two, ±0.12 5.3 dia. 8 ±0.2 60 holes 75 Two, 5.3-dia. 25 max. LED operation long holes indicator 8 (7.3) 25 max. Two, 5.3-dia. *3 long holes 7-dia. Connection 15 Caution label 15 (7.3) cable (1 m) +0.2 5 30 30 +0.8 40 +0.8 *2 43.7 7-dia. Connection 15 15 Caution label cable (1 m) *1. The stainless-steel plunger antenna allows a maximum ±0.2 5 30 30 OT (overtravel) of 5 mm. ±0.8 ±0.8 40 43.7 *2. This position is the FP (free position) of the plunger. *3. Use after removing the caution label. *1. The coil spring antenna is movable in any direction. Make sure that the angle of the antenna is within 30° to the FP (free position) after the antenna comes into contact with the object. *2. Use after removing the caution label. Note: 1. The force that pushes the actuator must not exceed 1.96 N. Note: Do not apply a force greater than 9.8 N to the plunger. 2. The antenna is replaceable. Contact your OMRON representative for details. Separated Antenna Models The dimensions provided for the NL1-SP, NL2-SP, NL1-SC, and NL2-SC are the external dimensions for the antennas. The casing dimensions of these models are all the same as those for the coil spring or plunger models. No Antenna Plunger Antenna NL1-S NL1-SP NL2-S NL2-SP 5 *2 35 (10.5) 31 *1 16 8 22.5 6 R16 6 dia. *3 *1. The stainless-steel plunger antenna 7 dia. *1 51 allows a maximum OT (overtravel) of 5 mm. ±0.5 35 Two, M22 x 1 t 2.3 *2. This position is the FP mounting nuts (2.3R) (free position) of the plunger. 1 Distance to Two, *3. A standard 3-m high-frequency 12 (27) opposite side: 26 4.5 () ±0.12 5.3 dia. coaxial cable is provided. thickness: 4 holes 20 ±0.2 16 32 (95) LED operation ±0.2 60 75 16 indicator Note: 1. Do not apply a force greater than 9.8 N to the plunger. Two, 5.3-dia. 2. Do not cut or extend the connecting cable. long holes 8 (7.3) 25 max. Coil Spring Antenna NL1-SC NL2-SC *2 7-dia. Connection 15 Caution label 15 cable (1 m) ±0.2 5 30 30 ±2 90.5 ±0.8 40 ±0.8 (10.5) 43.7 ±2 31 40.5 86 22.5 3.5 *1. A standard 3-m high-frequency coaxial cable is provided. *2 *2. Use after removing the caution label. *1. The coil spring antenna is movable in any direction. Make sure that the angle of the antenna is within 30° to the FP (free position) after the antenna comes into contact with the 1.2 dia. *1 object. *2. A standard 3-m high-frequency coaxial cable is provided. Note: 1. Make sure that the shape of the antenna is suitable to the application. Use the plunger antenna or coil spring antenna as shown right for the Note: 1. Do not cut or extend the connecting cable. NL1-S or NL2-S. 2. The antenna is replaceable. Contact your OMRON representative for 2. Do not cut or extend the connecting cable. details. Note: Unless otherwise specified, a tolerance of ±0.4 mm applies to all dimensions. 5 NL Safety Precautions Refer to Safety Precautions for All Limit Switches. Antenna CAUTION Make sure that the antenna does not come into contact If a metal plate is used as an antenna by connecting it to the built-in with the human body, otherwise an electric shock may or separated antenna of the NL, the surface area of the metal plate be received. 2 must be 200 cm maximum. The antenna can be extended, provided that the total length of the antenna is 1 m maximum and that the bottom of the antenna is at least 10 cm away from the ground. Refer Precautions for Correct Use to the illustrations below. Antenna Grounded through Sensing Object Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Metal plate 1 6 5 2 1 m max. 200cm max. NL 2 4 • Grounded Object 3 If the sensing object is the following grounded conductor, its size 10 cm min. will not affect the operation of the NL. Check for the presence of Ground insulators sticking to the sensing object or the corrosion of the NL NL 1 + --- 6≤1 m sensing object, however, so that the ground resistance will not exceed 3 kΩ. Contact with Grounded Conductor The sensing object is equivalently grounded through ground resistor R. Antenna Connection To connect a suitable antenna to the high-frequency coaxial cable of Grounded the NL@-S, perform the following steps. conductor 3 kΩ max. Antenna R Antenna Antenna High-frequency High-frequency High-frequency coaxial cable R: 3 kΩ max. coaxial cable Soldering Screwing (I) coaxial cable Screwing (II) The sensing object must not come into contact with the human body. Braided Shield • Non-grounded Object • The shield is connected to the casing of the NL. Pay the utmost If the sensing object is the following non-grounded conductor, the attention so that the conductor connected to the antenna will not NL will operate if the capacitance between the sensing object and come into contact with the shield. Secure the shield with insulation the ground is 100 pF or more. The larger the surface area of the tape. sensing object is, the higher its capacitance will be. The shorter the distance between the sensing object and the ground is, the higher Insulation tape the capacitance will be. Furthermore, the capacitance greatly varies with the ground condition (e.g., dry sand, concrete, or wet soil). Contact with Non-grounded Conductor Conductor The sensing object is equivalently grounded through capacitor C. Braided shield Non-grounded • If the antenna cable needs to be extended, use the separated conductor antenna model. Do not use a standard cable in place of the high- Generally, the conductor will frequency coaxial cable. be detectable if the ambient 100 pF min. humidity is 60% to 70%RH and C the surface area of the conductor Correct is approximately 300 × 500 mm. High-frequency coaxial cable Antenna C: 100 pF min. NL (separated antenna model) Installation • The detection of conductors (e.g., iron, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass objects) poses no particular problem. A conductor Incorrect coated with paint cannot be detected, however, because there is no electrical continuity between the antenna and the conductor. Standard cable • Non-conductive objects (e.g., plastic, ceramic, glass, and cloth objects) can be detected by grounding them indirectly. NL Installation 6 NL Others If more than one NL is used in parallel or side-by-side, make sure that • Do not disassemble the NL, otherwise the internal wiring will be the distance between the antennas is at least 4 cm. damaged and the NL will fail to operate. • Make sure that the conduit opening is free of foreign materials or 4 cm min. cuttings. • The sealing of the NL uses nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR), which is NL highly oil resistive. If exposed to some types of oil or chemical indoors or outdoors, however, the NBR may deteriorate. Contact 4 cm min. NL NL your OMRON representative for details. NL • Make sure that the load is connected according to the connection diagram. The internal circuit of the NL will break due to mistakes in wiring or load short-circuiting. Brown (Red) Correct Make sure that the antenna is free of oil, dust, or rust, otherwise Power the antenna may not operate. Black (White) Load supply (Output) Application in Locations Subject to Water or Oil. Blue (Black) Do not use the NL in places where water or oil (especially water- soluble oil) is frequently sprayed to the NL or antenna, otherwise the Brown (Red) Incorrect NL may malfunction. Black (White)(Output) Power supply Blue (Black) Grounding • In order to maintain the operational reliability of the NL, be sure to ground the blue (black) wire of the power cable. Brown (Red) Incorrect Power • The blue (black) lead wire of the connection cable will be connected Black (White)(Output) supply to the casing internally if the model is the NL1 or NL2. The NL1 or Blue (Black) Load NL2 does not operate with the service power supply of the PC (Programmable Controller) because the negative end of the service Note: The lead wire colors of the NL have been changed in compliance with the latest applicable JIS standards. Colors in parentheses are previous ones. power supply is not grounded. The noise immunity performance of the PC will be degraded if the negative end of the service power • Remove the warning label on the end of the connection cable supply is grounded. before wiring. • Provided that single-phase 200 V is supplied to the NL3, if one • Load Switching phase is grounded, the power supply will be short-circuited and a The NL3 switches AC loads. The maximum switching load varies machinery breakdown will result. Use an isolating transformer and with the ambient temperature as shown in the following graph of ground the secondary side of the transformer instead. load characteristic curves. • To maintain operating reliability and durability, connect the blue (black) line in the connecting cable to ground. NL3 Load Characteristic Curves • In the above case, be sure to ground the secondary side, otherwise the NL may not operate. (1) 0.3 Brown (2) (Red) (3) Load Black AC 0.2 (4) (White) Blue NL3 (Black) 0.1 Note: The lead wire colors of the NL have been changed in compliance with the latest applicable JIS standards. Colors in parentheses are previous ones. −15 0 20 40 60 Temperature (°C) Note: 1. Load (1) is an inductive load with a maximum repetitive operation rate of once per 5-minute period or resistive load. 2. Load (2) is an inductive load with a maximum repetitive operation rate of 3 times per minute. 3. Load (3) is an inductive load with a maximum repetitive operation rate of 30 times per minute. 4. Load (4) is an inductive load with a maximum repetitive operation rate of 300 times per minute. 5. Except for the resistive load, the characteristic curves cover repetitive operations in an ON-to-OFF ratio of 1:1. If the OFF period is extremely short in actual application, use 80% of the above values. 7 Switching current (A) Read and Understand This Catalog Please read and understand this catalog before purchasing the products. Please consult your OMRON representative if you have any questions or comments. Warranty and Limitations of Liability WARRANTY OMRON's exclusive warranty is that the products are free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year (or other period if specified) from date of sale by OMRON. OMRON MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE OF THE PRODUCTS. ANY BUYER OR USER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE BUYER OR USER ALONE HAS DETERMINED THAT THE PRODUCTS WILL SUITABLY MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THEIR INTENDED USE. OMRON DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. 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PERFORMANCE DATA Performance data given in this catalog is provided as a guide for the user in determining suitability and does not constitute a warranty. It may represent the result of OMRON’s test conditions, and the users must correlate it to actual application requirements. Actual performance is subject to the OMRON Warranty and Limitations of Liability. ERRORS AND OMISSIONS The information in this document has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate; however, no responsibility is assumed for clerical, typographical, or proofreading errors, or omissions. 2012.9 In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice. OMRON Corporation Industrial Automation Company http://www.ia.omron.com/ (c)Copyright OMRON Corporation 2012 All Right Reserved.