Ultrasonic sensor US series

Ultrasonic sensor - US series - IBD Wickeltechnik GmbH
Ultrasonic sensor - US series - IBD Wickeltechnik GmbH
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Non-contact edge sensing via sound wave Ideal for opaque (light-impermeable) materials Compact and robust aluminum housing High measurement accuracy regardless of optical properties Insensitive to dust and ambient light The SU-L series ultrasonic sensors are designed for high-precision, non-contact detection of material edges. They operate by emitting sound waves, the reflection or interruption of which is used to determine the exact web position. This proven technology is particularly reliable for dense, opaque materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic films, or woven fabrics. Since the measurement is not based on optical properties, these sensors offer maximum stability and are insensitive to changing light conditions or dusty production environments. Sensor type - US 52 Range (mm) - 1300 Minimum distance (mm) - 120 Temperature compensation - yes Analog outputs - 0 – 10 V Repeatability - 0.15 % FS Output adjustment - Teach in Switching outputs - no Hysteresis - no Switching point adjustment - no Alignment aid LED - yes Control inputs - no Temperature range - -25 to +70 °C Storage temperature - -25 – +85 °C Supply voltage - 15 – 30 V DC (24 VDC) Current consumption without load - <= 40 mA Reverse polarity protection - yes Protection class - IP 67 Housing - Nickel-plated brass

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