Sensors
Inductive, capacitive and photoelectric sensors for detection, positioning and counting on automated lines.
10–30 V DCPNP / NPN, NO / NCIP67 field housings
WHAT HOLDS A PANEL TOGETHER
Sensors, Power Supplies & Components
Sensors, regulated supplies, relay cards, terminal blocks and busbar hardware — the components that decide whether a panel is serviceable in five years or a rewiring job.
OVERVIEW
The component layer is where panel quality is won or lost. Finger-safe terminals, a properly rated control supply and clearly ferruled interface relays cost little at build time and save hours at every future breakdown.
We stock and supply these lines loose against a bill of materials, and use the same components in the panels we build — so a spare pulled from our shelf matches what is already in your enclosure.
THE LINE-UP
What we design, build and supply.
Power Supplies
Regulated DIN-rail DC supplies for control circuits, with redundancy and buffer modules where a dropout is unacceptable.
24 V DC regulatedDIN-rail mountRedundancy modules
Relay Cards & Connectors
Interface relay cards and pre-wired connector systems that keep PLC I/O serviceable and clearly identified.
Pluggable relaysLED statusPre-wired to PLC I/O
Terminal Blocks & Panel Accessories
Screw, spring-clamp and feed-through terminals, plus markers, end stops and partition plates for an orderly termination rail.
IEC 60947-7-1Screw / spring clampIP2X finger-safe
Busbar Support & MCB Channels
Insulated busbar supports and MCB mounting channels for distribution assemblies inside panels and boards.
Insulated supportsMCB channelElectrolytic copper bar
Push-buttons, Lamps & Selector Switches
Operator interface hardware — actuators, LED indicator lamps, selector switches and emergency stops for the panel front.
22 mm mountingLED lampsLatching emergency stop
Wiring Accessories & Cable Management
Slotted ducting, ferrules, lugs, glands and earthing hardware — the consumables that make a wiring loom readable.
Slotted PVC ductingPrinted ferrulesCrimp lugs & glands
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IN-HOUSE CAPABILITY
How the work actually gets done.
- Bill-of-materials review and component selection against the wiring schedule
- Standardisation of components across a customer's panel fleet for spares commonality
- Control-supply sizing including inrush, redundancy and buffering
- Terminal rail layout, numbering and ferrule discipline on our own builds
- Stocked fast-moving lines for breakdown replacement
SPECIFICATIONS & STANDARDS
The numbers we build to.
| Terminal blocks | IEC 60947-7-1 |
|---|---|
| Mounting rail | 35 mm DIN rail to EN 60715 |
| Control supply | SELV / PELV regulated 24 V DC |
| Touch protection | IP2X finger-safe terminals and shrouding |
| Busbar current density | ≈1.2–1.6 A/mm² for electrolytic copper, natural convection |
| Sensor interface | 10–30 V DC, PNP / NPN, NO / NC |
MANUFACTURER LINES
Brands behind this category.
WHAT YOU GET
From enquiry to after-sales.
- Component selection and BOM preparation from your wiring schedule
- Supply loose against a schedule, or fitted into a Microtech panel
- Cross-referencing and substitution for obsolete components
- Stock support for fast-moving spares
- Site replacement of failed sensors, supplies and relays
FROM THE FLOOR
Sensors, Power Supplies & Components in the field.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you enquire.
Do you sell components loose, or only inside your panels?
Both. We supply against a bill of materials for your own build, and use the same lines in the panels we fabricate — which means a spare from our shelf matches what is already installed.
What control supply do you specify?
A regulated 24 V DC SELV supply on the DIN rail for most panels, sized for the steady load plus sensor and relay inrush. Where a dropout would stop production we add a redundancy or buffer module.
Can you match an obsolete relay or terminal?
Usually. Send a photograph of the part and the panel drawing and we will cross-reference a current equivalent, or advise where the footprint has changed and a small rework is needed.
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