SMC D-Y7PV Perpendicular Solid State Auto Switch, PNP, IP67
The SMC D-Y7PV is a perpendicular solid state auto switch, a pneumatic position sensor with a PNP output and a maximum load current of 80 mA or less. This IP67-rated switch is designed for direct mounting in…
SKU 3G-OTH-155023
Also listed as: DY7PV · D Y7PV
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Product Description
The SMC D-Y7PV is a perpendicular solid state auto switch, a pneumatic position sensor with a PNP output and a maximum load current of 80 mA or less. This IP67-rated switch is designed for direct mounting in pneumatic cylinder applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SMC D-Y7PV perpendicular solid state auto switch used for?
The SMC D-Y7PV is a pneumatic position sensor used to detect the position of a piston inside a pneumatic cylinder. It provides a PNP output signal to a PLC or controller, enabling automated sequencing in industrial machinery, packaging lines, and material handling systems.
What are the specifications of the SMC D-Y7PV?
The SMC D-Y7PV is a perpendicular solid state auto switch with PNP output, rated for a maximum load current of 80 mA or less. It has an IP67 ingress protection rating, making it suitable for harsh environments. The switch is designed for direct mounting on pneumatic cylinders.
Where to buy the SMC D-Y7PV worldwide?
You can source the SMC D-Y7PV through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we supply genuine SMC components for pneumatic automation systems.
How to install the SMC D-Y7PV perpendicular solid state switch?
Mount the SMC D-Y7PV perpendicular to the cylinder body using the provided bracket or direct slot. Connect the PNP output to a 24 VDC PLC input, ensuring the load current does not exceed 80 mA. Verify the switch actuates at the desired piston position before securing wiring.
