BPI00CL, SENSOR BOX 8XM8/3PINY, BPI 8M303P-5K-B0-KPXA0-030, Balluff

BPI00CL, SENSOR BOX 8XM8/3PINY, BPI 8M303P-5K-B0-KPXA0-030, Balluff

BPI00CL is a passive sensor distribution box made by SENSOR BOX 8XM8/3PINY. It allows several sensor signals to be combined and simplifies cabling directly on the machine. Design: M8, 3, angled, female, 5 m, PUR, PNP, PNP.

When choosing sensor accessories, it is important to compare the exact order code and all parameters affecting mechanical and electrical compatibility. A similar appearance or the same connector size does not by itself guarantee compatibility.

Typical applications

A passive sensor distribution box is mounted close to the sensors on the machine and combines their signals into a common cable. It helps reduce the number of separate cables running all the way to the main control cabinet.

Technical specifications

How to choose the right variant

Compare the order code, product type, connector size, number of pins, shape and design, cable length and material, degree of protection and any electrical design. When replacing an existing part, it is safest to start from the exact designation of the original product.

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FAQ

What kind of product is BPI00CL?
According to the source data, it is a passive sensor distribution box made by SENSOR BOX 8XM8/3PINY.. The exact design is given in the technical specifications table.

How to choose the right replacement for BPI00CL?
Compare the exact order code, mechanical design, connector size, number of pins, electrical design and other parameters given for the specific product.

What should be checked before ordering?
Exact order code, M8/M12, connector, number of pins, male/female design, shape, cable length and material or other parameters relevant to the given product type.

Where can I find related inductive sensors?
In the category inductive sensors you will find cylindrical, rectangular and special variants for industrial automation.

Where can I find an explanation of the principle and wiring of sensors?
Practical information is in the tutorial on inductive sensors.

Why use a passive sensor distribution box?
It simplifies cabling on the machine, groups several sensors in one place and makes servicing and sensor replacement easier.

What does the number of ports mean?
It determines how many sensors or other compatible devices can be connected to the distribution box.

What to watch out for with PNP and NPN versions?
The electrical design of the distribution box and connected sensors must match the wiring and inputs of the control system.