The EMERSON PR6423/000-020-CN CON021 Eddy Current Sensor is an advanced device designed for precise measurement applications, ensuring accuracy and reliability in industrial control systems.
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The EMERSON PR6423/000-020-CN CON021 Eddy Current Sensor is an advanced device designed for precise measurement applications, ensuring accuracy and reliability in industrial control systems.
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Operating Principle:Non-contact measurement
Measurement Range:0.5mm to 5mm
Operating Voltage:24V DC
Frequency Response:Up to 10 kHz
Accuracy:+/- 0.1% of full scale
Environmental Conditions:IP67 rated, waterproof and dustproof
Connection Type:M12 x 1.5mm, 8-pin connector
The EMERSON PR6423/000-020-CN Eddy Current Sensor is engineered for precision and reliability in demanding industrial environments. It offers unparalleled accuracy in material detection and position sensing, crucial for automated processes and quality control in manufacturing.
With an operating frequency of 50 kHz, this sensor ensures fast response times and high resolution, enabling seamless integration into complex automation systems. Its wide measuring range of up to 100 mm makes it suitable for a variety of applications, from small component detection to larger objects.
Robust and durable, this sensor withstands harsh conditions, thanks to its IP67 rating, ensuring reliable operation even in dusty or wet environments. The use of stainless steel guarantees longevity and resistance against corrosion.
Easy to integrate into existing systems, the EMERSON PR6423/000-020-CN Eddy Current Sensor supports MODBUS RTU communication protocol, simplifying setup and data transfer. It operates on a standard 24 V DC power supply, making it compatible with most industrial circuits.
Ideal for applications requiring high precision and reliability, this sensor is a game-changer in industrial automation, offering significant improvements in efficiency and accuracy over traditional sensors. Trust EMERSON for solutions that drive innovation and enhance productivity in your operations.
