Description
Eddy current sensor transmitter CON021 is compatible with sensors such as PR6422, 6423, 6424, 6425, and 6426. Range: 1 mm to 24 mm. The sensor metal box connected to the sensor through LEMO plug, protection level IP20, 
working temperature: -35…+100 ° C, power supply: -24 V DC, 15 mA output signal: -2… -18 V or+4… -20 versions CON021/91 are suitable for extended range pure analog devices up to 24 mm. Hardware modifications are required for configuration and calibration, which is outdated, Using EZ1000 for the operation and construction of the new project’s machine monitoring system: Eddy current sensors are combined with a converter and a signal converter CON to form a fully adjusted oscillation circuit upon delivery, 
whose amplitude is calibrated on-site. Only by approaching the transducer and the powder object in front of the transgender person, the object must be adjusted to obtain the spe conductor. The damping characteristic is the specific signal output by the converter, which is related to the sensor surface and measurement object. The sleeve joint PR 6422/00 displacement sensor version meets specific requirements
● Sensor body with threaded housing ● Sensor connection application and various environments – and mental condition on axial cable outlets or self-locking LEMO plugs (waterproof) machines – ● Rectangular mounting flange or with stripped cable ends
The sducer in the dferent design is available ● with a nominal measurement range of 1 mm to ● with different cable lengths
label. 8mm without or with flexible metal pro sensor PR 6422/.. ● Body size 6mm to 18mm metric detection page 6426. Is the basic product of EPRO a version with UNF size threads suitable for meeting environmental requirements for all types of turbomachinery with both static and dynamic measurement ranges of psychological temperature. 35 …+ 380 degrees Celsius
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