Magnetic & Hall Effect Sensors in Australia

Shop magnetic and Hall effect sensors from AuscomTech. We stock practical magnetic sensor modules, reed switch modules, Hall effect sensors and magnetic detection boards for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, STM32 projects, robotics, automation, position sensing and electronics prototyping.

Whether you are detecting a magnet, sensing door position, counting rotations, building a limit switch, measuring rotary position, detecting movement or adding magnetic feedback to a project, magnetic and Hall effect sensors provide a practical way to detect magnetic fields and magnetic targets.

Shop Magnetic & Hall Effect Sensors by Type

Our magnetic and Hall effect sensor range may include products such as:

Reed Switch Sensor Modules: Magnetic switch modules used to detect the presence of a nearby magnet.
Hall Effect Sensor Modules: Sensors used to detect magnetic fields for speed sensing, position sensing, switching and electronics projects.
Magnetic Detection Modules: LM393-style boards and magnetic sensor modules used for simple magnet detection and digital output applications.
Magnetic Proximity Sensors: Sensors used to detect nearby magnets without physical contact.
Magnetic Encoder Modules: Modules such as AS5600-style boards used for rotary position and angle sensing.
Magnetic Switch Modules: Modules used for door position, limit detection, alarms, counters and automation projects.

Magnetic Sensors for Arduino, ESP32 & Robotics Projects

Magnetic and Hall effect sensors are commonly used with Arduino compatible boards, ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi compatible boards, STM32 boards, robotics platforms, motor projects, counters, door sensors, position feedback systems and automation projects.

Always check the sensor type, supply voltage, output type, sensitivity, detection distance, magnet requirements, mounting method, pinout and whether the module suits your controller board before ordering.

Reed Switches, Hall Effect Sensors & Magnetic Encoder Modules

Reed switch modules are useful for simple magnetic on/off detection. Hall effect sensors can detect magnetic fields electronically and are often used for speed, position and proximity sensing. Magnetic encoder modules are useful where angle or rotary position feedback is required.

For accelerometers, gyroscopes, compass and IMU modules, browse our accelerometer, gyro and compass sensors category. For motion, tilt and vibration sensing, browse our motion, tilt and vibration sensors category.

Why Buy Magnetic & Hall Effect Sensors from AuscomTech?

Australian stock: Products are shipped from Australia using Australia Post.
Practical product range: We stock useful magnetic sensing modules for electronics projects, robotics, position detection and prototyping.
Secure online checkout: Order online using supported secure payment options.
Helpful support: Need help choosing a magnetic or Hall effect sensor? Contact AuscomTech and we’ll help where we can.

Browse Magnetic & Hall Effect Sensors Online

Explore our range of magnetic and Hall effect sensors in Australia, including reed switch modules, Hall effect sensor modules, magnetic detection modules, magnetic proximity sensors, magnetic switch modules and magnetic encoder modules depending on current availability. You can also browse related categories such as sensors and measurement, microcontrollers and development boards and relays, switching and motor control.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Hall effect sensor used for?
A Hall effect sensor is used to detect magnetic fields. It can be used for position sensing, speed sensing, rotation counting, proximity detection and switching applications.

What is a reed switch sensor module?
A reed switch sensor module uses a small magnetic switch that changes state when a magnet comes close. It is commonly used for door sensors, limit detection and simple magnetic switching projects.

Where should AS5600 magnetic encoder modules go?
AS5600-style magnetic encoder modules should go under Magnetic & Hall Effect Sensors because they use magnetic sensing to measure rotary position or angle.

Are magnetic sensors the same as motion sensors?
No. Magnetic sensors detect magnetic fields or nearby magnets. Motion sensors usually detect movement, tilt, vibration or acceleration. Some projects overlap, but magnetic sensors are better grouped separately.

Can you help me choose the right magnetic sensor?
Yes. If you are unsure which sensor suits your project, contact AuscomTech with your controller board, voltage, required output type, magnet distance, mounting method and whether you need simple detection or position measurement.

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