HySecurity MX4329-05, SENSOR, HE W/ HARNESS, 475L, NC
The HySecurity MX4329-05 is a Hall effect sensor and harness assembly used where a magnetic target or position signal is required by the operator control system. Hall effect sensors respond to magnetic fields and are commonly used by HySecurity systems to help the controller know where a moving arm, gate, or mechanism is during travel. The uploaded part name identifies this version as HE with harness, 475L, NC, meaning the harness/reference and normally closed configuration should be treated as important fitment details. Because the MX4329 family includes several similar sensors with different lengths and uses, this part should not be selected by appearance alone. Verify the exact suffix on the original sensor or the HySecurity parts diagram.
What This Part Does
Hall effect magnetic position sensor with harness, identified as 475L, normally closed.
Compatible With
Compatibility is based on currently available HySecurity and distributor part references. Always verify the exact operator model, serial range, configuration, and parts diagram before ordering.
- Select HySecurity applications where MX4329-05 is specified by the parts diagram
- HySecurity Hall effect sensor service requiring the 475L NC version
- Related MX4329 sensor family applications where the full suffix must be matched before ordering
- Not confirmed as a substitute for MX4329-01 350L, MX4329-02 CNX 425/long target sensor, or MX4329-03 700L/SwingSmart CNX sensor unless HySecurity documentation confirms it
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
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| Product Type | Hall effect sensor with harness |
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| Part Number | MX4329-05 |
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| Sensor Type | Magnetic Hall effect sensor |
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| Harness / Version Reference | 475L |
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| Contact / Logic Reference | NC / normally closed as listed |
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| Application | Position or target sensing in select HySecurity operator systems |
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| Notes | Match full suffix, harness length/reference, and NC configuration before ordering |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- MX4329-05
- HYS-MX4329-05
- Nice HySecurity MX4329-05
- HySecurity Sensor HE with Harness 475L NC
- HySecurity Hall Effect Sensor MX4329-05
- Related MX4329-01
- Related MX4329-02
- Related MX4329-03
Technician Note
This is an OEM-style HySecurity replacement part. Similar-looking HySecurity parts may differ by operator family, generation, voltage, harness length, handedness, or mechanical position. Use the original part number and the operator parts diagram as the final fitment check.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the HySecurity model and operator family.
- Match the full part number, including any suffix.
- Compare the original part location, connector, hardware, and mounting style.
- Check surrounding parts for wear or damage before replacing only one component.
- For hydraulic, high-load mechanical, or electrical repairs, use a qualified gate technician.
Professional Advisory
Gate and barrier equipment can move with significant force and may contain stored mechanical energy, hydraulic pressure, or live electrical circuits. Do not bypass safety devices, guards, sensors, or interlocks. If the system has uncontrolled movement, missing guards, damaged wiring, hydraulic leakage, or uncertain compatibility, stop operation and have the equipment inspected by a qualified technician.
Product Questions and Answers
What type of sensor is MX4329-05?
MX4329-05 is identified as a Hall effect sensor with harness, 475L, normally closed.
Is MX4329-05 the same as MX4329-03?
No. MX4329-03 is commonly listed as a 700L/SwingSmart CNX type reference, while MX4329-05 is identified as 475L NC. Match the suffix.
What does a Hall effect sensor do in a gate operator?
It senses a magnetic target or position signal so the control system can monitor movement or position.
What should I verify before ordering this sensor?
Verify the full part number, harness length/reference, normally closed configuration, connector, and operator parts diagram.
Can this sensor be bypassed if the operator is not reading position correctly?
No. Do not bypass position or safety-related devices. Diagnose the sensor, magnet, wiring, and controller with a qualified technician.
