The Bentley Nevada 76683-90 35mm Proximitor Sensor is designed for precision measurement in harsh industrial environments, providing accurate distance readings within a compact, robust design.
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The Bentley Nevada 76683-90 35mm Proximitor Sensor is designed for precision measurement in harsh industrial environments, providing accurate distance readings within a compact, robust design.
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Sensor Type:Proximitor
Model:76683-90
Manufacturer:Bently-Nevada
Operating Voltage:220 V
Output Frequency:30 kHz
Certification:Certified Product
Temperature Range:-40°C to +85°C
Material:Stainless Steel
Length:35 mm
Integrating advanced proximity sensing technology, the Bentley Nevada 76683-90 35mm Proximitor Sensor offers unparalleled accuracy and reliability, essential for demanding industrial applications. Its compact size and rugged stainless steel construction ensure durability and longevity even in the most challenging environments.
With a measurement range of 35mm, this sensor is ideal for applications requiring precise distance measurements without compromising on speed or performance. Its ±0.1mm accuracy makes it a preferred choice for critical processes where precision is paramount.
Equipped with an operating frequency of 50kHz, the sensor delivers high-speed response times, making it suitable for dynamic systems. It is designed to operate efficiently within a wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C, ensuring consistent performance across various industrial settings.
The Bentley Nevada 76683-90 is compatible with multiple communication protocols including Profinet, DeviceNet, and CANopen, facilitating seamless integration with existing automation systems. Its IP67 environmental rating guarantees protection against dust and water ingress, enhancing its suitability for outdoor or dusty indoor installations.
Featuring a M12 x 1 cable connection, the sensor provides a secure and reliable connection that withstands the rigors of industrial use. This design ensures easy installation and maintenance, minimizing downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.
