Sensor Type:Linear Displacement
Measurement Range:0 to 50mm
Operating Frequency:0 to 20kHz
Operating Voltage:12 to 24V DC
Output Signal:Square Wave, RS-485 Interface
Accuracy:+/- 0.1% of F.S.
Resolution:0.01mm
Temperature Range:-20°C to +85°C
Protection Rating:IP67
Operating Weight:0.4kg
Introducing the EPRO PR9350/05-S2 Eddy Current Sensor, an advanced solution for industries requiring precise linear displacement measurements. This sensor boasts a compact design, enhanced reliability, and superior accuracy, making it ideal for demanding applications where precision is critical.
With its wide frequency range from 0 to 20 kHz, the sensor can accommodate a variety of operational conditions, ensuring consistent performance across different environments. The 12.5 mm tip diameter provides flexibility for various installation scenarios, enhancing its adaptability in diverse industrial setups.
Featuring a measurement range up to 50 mm, this sensor is capable of capturing fine details and subtle changes in position, crucial for applications that demand high resolution. Its resolution of 0.01 mm ensures that even the slightest movements are accurately captured and reported.
Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, the EPRO PR9350/05-S2 meets IP67 standards, protecting against dust and water ingress. This makes it suitable for use in manufacturing floors, chemical plants, and other areas with high moisture or dust levels.
Offering a robust operating voltage of 12 to 36 V DC, this sensor is versatile enough to power through various power sources. Its maximum current consumption of 20 mA at 12 V DC ensures efficient energy usage, reducing the overall cost of operation and maintenance.
The sensor’s TTL/Pulse output signal provides a clear and reliable communication channel, allowing seamless integration into existing control systems. Its temperature range of -25°C to +85°C ensures stable performance across a wide range of temperatures, from cold storage facilities to hot processing environments.
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