Ultrasonic proximity sensor RPS-4000
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ultrasonic proximity sensor
ultrasonic proximity sensor
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Characteristics

Technology
ultrasonic
Shape
cylindrical
Supply voltage
24 Vdc
Mounting
threaded
Material
plastic, PVC, glass
Measuring range

Max.: 40 mm
(1.57 in)

Min.: 2 mm
(0.08 in)

Process temperature

Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)

Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)

Description

Simple Calibration Non-Contact Temperature Comp. Analog 4-20mA Output Sensitivity Control Level Sensor Self-Contained LED Indicator Quick Disconnect Level Control Microprocessor Design The RPS-4000 self-contained long range Ultrasonic Sensor provides level control of both liquid and bulk materials. This gives the user a viable alternative to bubblers, floats, capacitance probes, and pressure transmitters.The RPS-450 product line features solid state construction including the solid state relay outputs. The sensor operates in the ultrasonic spectrum and is therefore not heard. For initial setup purposes, a built in potentiometer and LED indicator are provided. The LED indicator illuminates when the ultrasonic wave from the sensor is reflected back to the sensor within the desired range. The sensor provides precise proximity or level sensing regardless of target color, density, or transparency. The sensor is equally effective on liquid, metal, plastic, or glass targets. Specifications Input Current: - 125mA Humidity: - 0 – 95% Non-Condensing Enclosure: - PVC housing with PVC sensing face Outputs: - Current Sourcing Analog Output 4 – 20mA Inverted & Non-Inverted, Load 0 – 500 Ohm Maximum, Short Circuit Protected Transducer Frequency: - 38kHz Transmit Time: - Transmit time equals the sensors maximum distance x 10ms. For example if the maximum programmed distance is 10′ the transmit time is 100ms. Weight: - 15 ounces
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