| Brand Name: | CONVUM |
| Model Number: | MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH N510025620AA KXF0DQXAA00 |
CONVUM MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH Panasonic DT401 Pressure Sensor N510025620AA KXF0DQXAA00
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The CONVUM MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH is a compact vacuum pressure sensor assembly used in the pneumatic monitoring system of Panasonic DT401 equipment. It is cross-referenced with machine part numbers N510025620AA and KXF0DQXAA00 and is supplied with a machine-specific cable and connector configuration.
The sensor monitors vacuum pressure within the connected pneumatic circuit and transmits an electrical signal to the equipment control system. This feedback helps the machine determine whether the required vacuum condition has been established during operation.
The standard MPS-V6T platform uses a 6 mm tube connection and belongs to the 0 to −30 inHg vacuum range. Its compact housing, fast response, and low installation-space requirement make it suitable for automated electronics manufacturing equipment.
For accurate replacement, customers should confirm the complete model suffix, machine model, connector shape, cable length, pneumatic port, wiring arrangement, and original sensor photographs before placing an order.
| Identification Item | Product Information |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Vacuum Pressure Sensor |
| Sensor Manufacturer | CONVUM |
| Complete Model | MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH |
| Primary Part Number | N510025620AA |
| Related Part Number | KXF0DQXAA00 |
| Product Description | Pressure Sensor with Connector |
| Primary Application | Panasonic DT401 Equipment |
| Sensor Series | MPS-6 Compact Series |
| Pressure Type | Vacuum Pressure |
| Pneumatic Connection | 6 mm Tube Connection |
| Harness Type | Customized 0.26M-KM-RH Configuration |
| Installation Area | Pneumatic or Vacuum Monitoring Circuit |
| Main Function | Vacuum Detection and Signal Feedback |
The complete model number should always be included in a quotation request. Ordering only an MPS-V6T sensor body may result in receiving a different output circuit, connector type, cable configuration, or installation arrangement.
The complete sensor assembly can be identified using three important references:
Using all three references helps purchasing teams and maintenance engineers reduce the risk of receiving a similar-looking but electrically incompatible sensor.
The MPS-6 series is designed for applications where installation space is limited. Its compact structure allows it to fit into pneumatic control areas without requiring a large mounting area.
The standard MPS-6 family has a reference response time below 1 millisecond. Fast signal response helps automated equipment detect changes in vacuum pressure without unnecessary control delays.
The V6T configuration uses a 6 mm tube connection. This design allows convenient integration into the corresponding pneumatic tubing system when the tube size and installation direction match the original component.
The AG-0.26M-KM-RH suffix identifies a customized machine assembly rather than only a standard catalog sensor. The cable length, connector, wiring arrangement, and cable-exit direction should therefore be checked before purchase.
The sensor may be purchased for:
A vacuum pressure sensor operates repeatedly during machine production cycles. Long-term operation, environmental conditions, cable movement, contamination, and pneumatic-system problems can gradually affect its performance.
Internal sensing elements and electronic components may experience performance changes after extended operation. The sensor signal may become unstable, delayed, or inconsistent with the actual vacuum condition.
Repeated vibration, pulling, sharp bending, or contact with moving machine parts may damage the cable. Internal conductors can become intermittent even when the outer insulation appears normal.
A loose connector, contaminated terminal, bent pin, damaged locking tab, or poor electrical contact can interrupt the sensor signal and create intermittent machine alarms.
Dust, oil mist, flux residue, moisture, or other contaminants entering the pneumatic tube may affect sensor response or block the pressure path.
Cracked tubing, loose fittings, incorrectly inserted tubing, or damaged connections can prevent the vacuum level from reaching the required operating condition.
A standard MPS-V6T model may have the same general housing but a different output circuit. Installing a PNP, NPN, analog, or differently wired sensor without verification may produce an incorrect signal.
Unstable supply voltage, incorrect polarity, voltage surges, damaged machine wiring, or an input-board problem may cause symptoms similar to sensor failure.
| Machine Symptom | Possible Cause | Recommended Check |
| Repeated vacuum alarm | Weak vacuum or incorrect sensor output | Check vacuum level and sensor signal |
| Machine stops intermittently | Loose cable or connector | Inspect connector locking and cable continuity |
| Sensor signal remains unchanged | Blocked pressure tube or damaged sensor | Inspect tube and test sensor response |
| Alarm occurs during machine movement | Intermittent harness damage | Move cable carefully during diagnostic testing |
| Vacuum is present but alarm remains | Sensor, calibration, or machine input problem | Compare actual pressure with input signal |
| New sensor does not operate | Incorrect model, wiring, or output circuit | Verify complete suffix and connector pinout |
| Vacuum rises slowly | Leakage, restriction, or weak vacuum generator | Inspect pneumatic components |
| Sensor reading fluctuates | Air leakage, vibration, or unstable voltage | Check tubing, mounting, and power supply |
| Alarm returns after machine reset | Root cause remains unresolved | Perform complete electrical and pneumatic inspection |
| Connector becomes warm | Incorrect wiring or poor terminal contact | Disconnect power and inspect immediately |
When diagnostic testing confirms that the original sensor is defective, replace it with a correctly matched MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH sensor assembly.
Before removing the old sensor, record:
Take clear photographs of:
Photographs are especially important when the machine has been repaired, modified, or refurbished previously.
Check the tube, fitting, filter, valve, vacuum generator, and surrounding pneumatic components. A new sensor cannot correct a leaking or blocked pneumatic circuit.
Confirm that the replacement sensor matches:
After installation, restore power and pneumatic pressure according to the machine maintenance procedure. Verify the sensor signal through the machine diagnostic interface and conduct a controlled operating test.
The following table combines the known machine-specific identification with standard MPS-6 family reference data. Because the AG-0.26M-KM-RH version is a customized assembly, the exact wiring, connector pinout, and output arrangement should be confirmed before installation.
| Parameter | Reference Information |
| Product Name | Compact Vacuum Pressure Sensor |
| Complete Model | MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH |
| Primary Part Number | N510025620AA |
| Related Part Number | KXF0DQXAA00 |
| Sensor Family | MPS-6 Compact |
| Pressure Classification | Vacuum Pressure |
| Reference Measuring Range | 0 to −30 inHg |
| Pneumatic Connection | 6 mm Tube Stud |
| Suitable Medium | Air and Non-Corrosive Gases |
| Reference Proof Pressure | 72.5 PSI for Vacuum Configuration |
| Reference Power Supply | 10.8–30 VDC |
| Voltage Ripple | Maximum 10% Peak-to-Peak |
| Reverse Voltage Protection | Included in Standard Series Design |
| Standard Output Options | PNP, NPN, or 1–5 VDC Analog |
| Customized Assembly Output | Confirm According to Original Sensor and Wiring |
| Reference Response Time | Less Than 1 ms |
| Reference Repeatability | Less Than 0.2% Full Scale |
| Reference Hysteresis | Maximum 2% Full Scale |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | −10°C to 60°C |
| Operating Humidity | 35% to 85% RH |
| Reference Current Consumption | Less Than 20 mA |
| General Protection | IP40 Reference |
| Housing Material | Polycarbonate |
| Pressure Port Material | Zinc Die-Cast |
| Approximate T-Port Sensor Mass | 7 g |
| Cable Configuration | 0.26M-KM-RH Customized Harness |
| Applicable Equipment | Panasonic DT401 |
| Main Function | Vacuum Pressure Monitoring |
| Installation Requirement | Match Original Connector, Wiring, Tube, and Orientation |
| Model | Pressure Port | Standard Output | Pressure Range | Selection Purpose |
| MPS-V6N-PC | 1/8-Inch Threaded Port | PNP Sourcing | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard threaded-port PNP sensor |
| MPS-V6N-NC | 1/8-Inch Threaded Port | NPN Sinking | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard threaded-port NPN sensor |
| MPS-V6N-AC | 1/8-Inch Threaded Port | 1–5 VDC Analog | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard threaded-port analog sensor |
| MPS-V6T-PC | 6 mm Tube Stud | PNP Sourcing | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard tube-port PNP sensor |
| MPS-V6T-NC | 6 mm Tube Stud | NPN Sinking | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard tube-port NPN sensor |
| MPS-V6T-AC | 6 mm Tube Stud | 1–5 VDC Analog | 0 to −30 inHg | Standard tube-port analog sensor |
| MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH | 6 mm Tube Configuration | Customized Machine Interface | Vacuum Range | DT401 machine-specific assembly |
The PC, NC, AC, and customized AG versions should not be treated as automatically interchangeable. The standard series is available with PNP, NPN, and analog output configurations, while the AG-0.26M-KM-RH assembly includes a machine-specific harness arrangement.
| Comparison Item | Standard MPS-V6T Sensor | MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH Assembly |
| Sensor Family | MPS-6 Compact | MPS-6 Compact |
| Vacuum Range | 0 to −30 inHg | Vacuum configuration |
| Pneumatic Port | 6 mm Tube Stud | 6 mm machine connection |
| Electrical Interface | Standard catalog connector | Customized connector and cable |
| Cable Length | Depends on selected accessory | Defined by machine assembly |
| Machine Part Number | Not normally included | N510025620AA |
| Related Part Number | Not normally included | KXF0DQXAA00 |
| Machine Compatibility | General industrial application | DT401-specific reference |
| Replacement Method | Selected by technical specification | Matched against original machine assembly |
| Ordering Risk | Wrong output may be selected | Wrong connector or harness may be selected |
The primary application of N510025620AA is the vacuum or pneumatic monitoring system used in DT401 equipment. The sensor detects a change in vacuum pressure and supplies corresponding feedback to the machine control system.
The sensor is suitable for maintenance departments replacing an unstable, damaged, contaminated, or electrically defective pressure sensor.
When a defective sensor causes repeated vacuum alarms or unexpected machine stoppages, a verified spare assembly can help reduce repair lead time.
Used-equipment dealers and machine rebuilders can install the sensor during equipment inspection, restoration, or pneumatic-system refurbishment.
Factories operating critical production equipment may keep a verified pressure sensor in spare-parts inventory to support emergency repairs.
The compact size allows the sensor to be shipped together with other SMT machine parts, helping overseas factories consolidate maintenance orders.
| Application Scenario | Sensor Role | Operational Benefit |
| Vacuum circuit monitoring | Detects vacuum-pressure condition | Supports machine control feedback |
| Emergency repair | Replaces a defective sensor | Reduces production interruption |
| Preventive maintenance | Replaces an aging component | Lowers unexpected failure risk |
| Equipment refurbishment | Restores sensing function | Improves equipment readiness |
| Fault diagnosis | Provides a known replacement reference | Helps isolate pneumatic and electrical problems |
| Spare-parts inventory | Maintains an emergency replacement | Shortens future maintenance response |
| Used-machine restoration | Replaces damaged or missing sensor | Supports equipment recommissioning |
| Overseas maintenance | Supplies verified part-number assembly | Reduces compatibility uncertainty |
The sensor is connected to the equipment vacuum circuit through its pneumatic tube connection. Vacuum pressure enters the sensor port and acts on the internal sensing element.
The internal electronics convert the pressure condition into an electrical output. This signal travels through the customized cable and connector to the machine control system.
A typical operating sequence includes:
The sensor is intended for pressure monitoring. It should not be used as the only safety device for preventing machine accidents. The complete machine safety and control system must remain operational.
| Test Condition | Expected Result | If Result Is Abnormal |
| Power applied to sensor | Stable supply voltage | Check power source, polarity, and wiring |
| Vacuum applied | Output changes consistently | Check sensor, tube, and connector |
| Vacuum released | Output returns consistently | Check contamination or calibration |
| Cable moved carefully | Signal remains stable | Replace harness if signal becomes intermittent |
| Tube disconnected | Pressure condition changes | Inspect blocked tube if no change occurs |
| Known vacuum source applied | Sensor follows pressure change | Replace sensor if output remains fixed |
| Replacement installed | Machine input responds normally | Check machine input if alarm remains |
| Machine cycles repeatedly | Signal remains repeatable | Inspect vibration and connector if unstable |
The complete required model is:
MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH
Do not shorten the inquiry to MPS-V6T because standard MPS-V6T models are available with different output circuits and electrical connections.
The primary machine part number is:
N510025620AA
The related cross-reference is:
KXF0DQXAA00
Both references should be included in the inquiry when they appear in the customer’s machine records.
State that the sensor is required for DT401 equipment. Include the complete equipment model and serial number whenever available.
Supply a clear photograph of the original sensor label. The complete suffix is essential for checking the customized assembly.
Check:
Confirm the approximate cable length, routing direction, insulation condition, and installation position.
Verify that the original system uses the correct 6 mm tube arrangement. The tube should fit securely without excessive force.
Do not select a replacement only by pressure range. Confirm the machine wiring because PNP, NPN, analog, and customized output configurations are not automatically interchangeable.
Indicate whether the requirement is for:
Availability depends on current inventory.
State the exact quantity required and whether the order is for immediate repair, preventive inventory, or multiple production lines.
| Required Confirmation | Customer Information |
| Complete Sensor Model | MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH |
| Primary Part Number | N510025620AA |
| Related Part Number | KXF0DQXAA00 |
| Equipment Model | DT401 |
| Equipment Serial Number | Recommended |
| Sensor Label Photograph | Required for accurate verification |
| Connector Photograph | Strongly recommended |
| Cable Photograph | Strongly recommended |
| Installation Photograph | Recommended |
| Required Quantity | Customer to specify |
| Required Condition | Customer to specify |
| Delivery Country | Customer to specify |
| Required Delivery Date | Customer to specify |
Installation should be completed by trained maintenance personnel familiar with automated electronics manufacturing equipment.
| Maintenance Item | Inspection Requirement |
| Sensor Housing | Check for cracks, impact damage, and loose mounting |
| Pneumatic Tube | Check for hardening, leakage, contamination, and kinks |
| Tube Fitting | Confirm secure insertion and correct tube size |
| Cable | Inspect for cuts, abrasion, crushing, and repeated bending |
| Connector | Check terminal condition and locking function |
| Vacuum Filter | Clean or replace according to machine requirements |
| Vacuum Generator | Confirm sufficient vacuum performance |
| Machine Input Signal | Check stable signal reception |
| Power Supply | Confirm correct and stable voltage |
| Spare Sensor | Keep identified and protected in inventory |
Do not insert a hard object into the sensor port. Do not introduce liquid cleaner, oil, or excessive air pressure into the sensor.
To protect the sensor before installation:
The complete MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH marking should be compared with the customer’s inquiry.
N510025620AA and KXF0DQXAA00 should be checked against the purchase requirement.
The housing, pneumatic port, mounting area, cable, label, and connector should be examined for visible damage.
The connector shape, terminal position, locking structure, and cable direction should be compared with the original component.
The sensor body, tube connection, cable, and connector should be protected against impact during international transport.
| Inspection Item | Inspection Standard |
| Model Number | Matches confirmed order |
| Part Number | Matches N510025620AA or confirmed reference |
| Housing Condition | No serious cracks or impact damage |
| Sensor Label | Clear and readable |
| Pneumatic Port | Clean and undamaged |
| Cable Condition | No exposed conductors or serious crushing |
| Connector Shape | Matches confirmed photographs |
| Connector Terminals | No visible bending or contamination |
| Quantity | Matches order |
| Product Condition | Matches quotation |
| Protective Packing | Suitable for international shipment |
| Identification Label | Clearly attached to package |
Each pressure sensor should be packed individually to protect the compact housing and electrical connection.
| Packing Stage | Recommended Packing Method |
| Sensor Body | Antistatic protective bag |
| Pneumatic Port | Dust protection |
| Cable | Loosely coiled without sharp bending |
| Connector | Protective wrapping |
| Inner Package | Shock-absorbing material |
| Identification | Model and part-number label |
| Outer Package | Export-quality carton |
| Combined Shipment | Individual separation from heavier parts |
International delivery may be arranged by express courier, air freight, sea freight, or combined shipment with other SMT machine parts.
Delivery time depends on stock availability, order quantity, product condition, inspection requirements, destination, and transportation method.
Yes. Both references are associated with the MPS-V6T-AG-0.26M-KM-RH pressure sensor assembly. Customers should still verify the complete label, connector, cable, pneumatic connection, and installation position before ordering.
Direct replacement is not recommended without electrical verification. The standard AC version has a defined analog output, while the AG-0.26M-KM-RH version uses a customized machine cable and connector arrangement.
Please provide the equipment model, serial number, original sensor label, part number, connector photographs, cable photographs, installation-position photographs, required quantity, and preferred product condition.
Check the sensor signal, power supply, wiring, connector, pneumatic tube, filter, fitting, vacuum generator, valve, and machine input. A vacuum alarm does not always mean that the sensor itself has failed.
Urgent requirements can be checked according to current inventory. Please provide the exact model, part number, quantity, destination country, and required delivery date for a fast quotation.
Contact our sales team for stock availability, product condition, technical identification, price, packing details, and international delivery options.
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