IFM · Inductive proximity sensor
IG0062 is an IFM circuit breaker with Breaking capacity Icu/Ics no; Supply voltage 10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2); Enclosure rating IP67 (IEC 60529). It is used in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders where the installed unit is matched to the original catalog number and a compact, documented part is required.
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Breaking capacity Icu/Icsno
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Supply voltage10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2)
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Enclosure ratingIP67 (IEC 60529)
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Mountingnon-flush mountable
Specifications
| Electrical |
| Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
no |
| Supply voltage |
10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2) |
| Frequency |
25 Hz |
| Overload capacity |
no |
| Mechanical |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) |
M18 x 1 / L = 80 mm |
| Weight |
151.2 g |
| Mounting |
non-flush mountable |
| Enclosure rating |
IP67 (IEC 60529) |
| Environment and compliance |
| Operating temperature |
-25...+70 °C (IEC 60068-2-1) |
| Certifications |
CE, cULus |
Values follow the IFM Inductive proximity sensor specification for this catalog number; parameters not confirmed for this variant are omitted rather than estimated.
Model comparison in the same family
| IFM Inductive proximity sensor variants |
| Catalog number |
Breaking capacity Icu/Ics |
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IG0062 (this page) |
no |
| IG0006 |
no |
| IG0011 |
no |
| IG0012 |
— |
Before selecting an alternative, confirm its dimensions, terminals and installation requirements in the manufacturer documentation.
Where it sits in the control system
The IG0062 is the device-level element in an IFM circuit breaker installation. It receives the field signals and control supply listed above — 10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2) — and switches or conditions the load within the the rated ratings shown in the Specifications table. Wiring and protective devices are sized to those same numbers, not to a generic assumption.
Typical installations place it in distribution boards, motor protection circuits, panel feeders, where the unit is matched to the original catalog number and the enclosure provides non-flush mountable support. Record the catalog number and revision from the nameplate of the installed unit before specifying a like-for-like spare.
Selection notes for IFM IG0062
IFM IG0062 — Sensor or detector for object detection, distance measurement and status feedback on production lines. The figures below are taken from the specification table on this page for catalog number IG0062; record the nameplate data of the unit being replaced before selecting an equivalent.
- Breaking capacity Icu/Ics: no — Use it as the reference when cross-checking a current-production equivalent.
- Supply voltage: 10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2) — Verify it in the project documentation before confirming the order.
- Frequency: 25 Hz — Check this value against the nameplate of the installed unit before ordering.
- Certifications: CE, cULus — Match it to the existing panel and upstream protection.
For a discontinued unit, match function and electrical ratings rather than the label alone.
Common questions about IG0062
Q.Where can I find the frequency data for IG0062?
It is listed in the specification table for IFM IG0062 as 25 Hz. Use the value as the reference when sourcing a current-production equivalent.
Q.For IG0062, what does the specification table state about operating temperature?
The specification table lists operating temperature = -25...+70 °C (IEC 60068-2-1) for IFM IG0062. Check the revision of the installed unit if the catalog number has been superseded.
Q.Which value is published under supply voltage for catalog number IG0062?
For IG0062, supply voltage is given as 10...30 V DC (IEC 60947-5-2). Compare it with the nameplate of the installed unit before ordering.
Q.What should I include in an enquiry for IG0062?
Send the full catalog number IG0062, the required quantity and a photo of the nameplate. Stock, lead time and the applicable compliance documents can then be confirmed for IFM IG0062.
Q.How do I confirm compatibility of IG0062 before ordering?
Match the catalog number IG0062 and the specification values listed above against the installed unit, then confirm the firmware or hardware revision where a revision-sensitive part is involved.