MEDER electronic MK36 Recessed Reed Sensors

MEDER electronic MK36 Recessed Reed Sensors are designed for a press-fit installation that utilizes crush ribs to retain the sensor in the installation hole. These sensors feature non-contact activation between the sensor and actuator.  The MK36 sensors are designed for installation in a ø3/8" hole or in a ø3/4" hole when using an adapter for ferromagnetic isolation. These sensors offer a maximum power of 3W and a 1A (SPST) Normally Open (N.O.) contact form. The MK36 sensors are available in both white and black housings along with either a 2-conductor UL-rated cable or a VdS-compliant cable with a sabotage loop. Typical applications include industrial equipment, building security and monitoring, door and access control, window monitoring, equipment door detection, and appliance door detection.

Features

  • Non-contact activation between sensor and actuator
  • Designed to press into a ø9.5mm (0.375") hole
  • Adapter options available for installation in steel
  • Cable harness length and connector customization options
  • Sensors commonly paired with mating M36 magnet
  • Sensor can be paired with an M37 and M38 magnet for larger switching distances
  • RoHS compliant
  • IP67 rated

Applications

  • Industrial equipment, building security, and monitoring
  • Door and access control, window monitoring, equipment door detection, and appliance door detection
  • Security panels and machine controls
  • Home appliances
  • Limit sensing
     

Specifications

  • 3W maximum rated power
  • 30V maximum switching voltage
  • 0.2A maximum switching current
  • 0.3A maximum carry current
  • 250mΩ maximum contact resistance (at 0.5V and 50mA)
  • 0.2kVDC minimum breakdown voltage
  • 0.4pF typical capacitance (at 10kHz across open switch)
  • 0.05ms maximum release time (measured with no coil excitation)
  • 107 operating cycles (resistive load 12V at 5mA)

Dimension Diagram

Mechanical Drawing - MEDER electronic MK36 Recessed Reed Sensors
发布日期: 2026-08-24 | 更新日期: 2026-09-09