Single-channel signal conditioner VEGATOR 121
DIN railfor level sensing

Single-channel signal conditioner - VEGATOR 121 - VEGA Grieshaber KG - DIN rail / for level sensing
Single-channel signal conditioner - VEGATOR 121 - VEGA Grieshaber KG - DIN rail / for level sensing
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Characteristics

Options
single-channel
Format
DIN rail
Applications
for level sensing

Description

The VEGATOR 121 is a signal conditioning instrument extensively sued for level detection for vibrating level switches VEGASWING, VEGAVIB and VEGAWAVE with electronics version "Two-wire 8/16 mA. The instrument enables to solve simple control tasks. The typical application of the instrument includes monitoring functions such as overflow or dry run protection and optional false signal output. The instrument includes 1 x sensor input two-wire 8/16 mA input, 1 x relay output (SPDT) output, optional 1 x fail safe relay output (SPDT). The instrument supports carrier rail mounting 35 x 7.5 according to EN 50022 and includes optional SIL qualification up to SIL2. The comprehensive monitoring detects short-circuit and line break of the measuring cable and interferences in the sensor. Simple and comfortable SIL and WHG function test is done by means of test key. Simple installation is enabled through carrier rail mounting as well as detachable, coded terminals

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Ecomondo 2026
Ecomondo 2026

3-06 Nov 2026 Rimini (Italy) Hall B7 - Stand 403-503

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    SPS 2026
    SPS 2026

    24-26 Nov 2026 Nuremberg (Germany) Hall 7A - Stand 102

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