magnetic sensors - MZR40178

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Measuring range 0 … 2500 mm (98.42 inches). Absolute measuring system. Pressure-resistant up to 350 bar, pressure peaks up to 650 bar. High degree of flexibility, adjustable to all measuring lengths thanks to teach-in. Redundant interfaces available. Safety version usable up to Perfomace Level d. Analog, CANopen, SAE J1939, CANopen Safety interfaces.

The electronic temperature switch of BEDIA is fitted with thin-film resistor Pt 1000 in a bridge circuit. This sensor element provides close switch point tolerances and a quick response. Switch point and reset hysteresis may be selected within the admissible operating range when ordering so as to allow the monitoring of both very wide and very close temperature ranges. The switching output is protected from short-circuit and overload. The short-circuit current is limited by the output transistor switching off inthe event of a fault. It will automatically reset as soon as the fault has been remedied. The switch is available with ground-connected, plus-connected or potential-free DC switching output. The switch is open in the event of power failure or disconnection of the power supply, independed of the switching function. It is available both as normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) switch.

Sensors of the IFE family with a length of up to 900 mm are used to detect large metallic objects and offer a switching distance of up to 180 mm. The sensors are very robust, water-tight according to IP 68 and thus also suitable for outdoor use. The proximity switches are based on the proven inductive principle and switch con tactless when a metallic object moves close. Sensors of the family replace several inductive sensors connected in series. With their large sensor surface the reliably detect large moving metal parts. The sensors check for example the reinforcement in cast concrete parts during quality control or report the presence of railway rails for onward transport.