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Capacitive hose sensors/leak detectors
Capacitive hose sensors are a special type of capacitive ring sensor and are used where structural conditions prevent the hose from being routed through a ring. In this case, the hose sensor can be placed around the hose and still reliably detects the liquid. Typical applications for capacitive hose sensors/leak detectors include monitoring cooling circuits, overflow and dry-run protection, fill level determination, and medical technology.…
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Temperature & Pressure Sensors
These devices are used to measure and display pressure or temperature. Pressure sensors for non-correcting gases are available for measuring ranges -1 bar to +10 bar, each in a compact housing with a dual display and adjustable response times. The temperature sensors are designed for liquid and pasty media and a measuring range from -40 °C to +120 °C. Depending on the version, digitally switching or analog measuring device types are offered. Hysteresis and temperature windows are each adjustable. In addition, the display of °C (Celsius) in °F (Fahrenheit) can be adjusted.
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machine illumination
The machine illumination of the MBL series is characterized by its robust construction and its excellent technical properties.
The extraordinarily high number of built-in LEDs produce a homogeneous light output at 156 lumens/watts, but at the same time prevent multiple shadows.
The PWM input allows for dimming and switching the lamp.
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impact sensors
Impact sensors detect up to 100 parts per second with direct contact, even if they are very light and small. This applies to metallic and non-metallic objects, even under extreme environmental conditions.
Sensitivity and pulse extension can be individually adjusted, resulting in a high level of functional reliability.
Impact sensors are used, among other things, for parts counting in machine ejection or Hageldetektion.