Ultrasonic sensors present the ideal solution for non-contact position and distance measurement in all industrial areas where environmental conditions such as dust, smoke or steam may affect the sensors. Objects consisting of a variety of materials can be detected to within millimeters regardless of color or shape.
The ultrasonic sensor produces a data carrier utilizing very high frequencies that are outside the human’s audible range. The time it takes for that ultrasonic wave to pass between the sensor and the object is the value for the distance or the position.
Ultrasonic sensors have proven their reliability and precision in many industries and applications, including:
lumber and furniture
construction materials and equipment
farming equipment
level control applications
Brife introduction of ultrasonic sensor
Ultrasonic sensors present the ideal solution for non-contact position and distance measurement in all industrial areas where environmental conditions such as dust, smoke or steam may affect the sensors. Objects consisting of a variety of materials can be detected to within millimeters regardless of color or shape.
The ultrasonic sensor produces a data carrier utilizing very high frequencies that are outside the human’s audible range. The time it takes for that ultrasonic wave to pass between the sensor and the object is the value for the distance or the position.
Ultrasonic sensors have proven their reliability and precision in many industries and applications, including:
lumber and furniture
construction materials and equipment
farming equipment
level control applications
Technical data
General Specifications
Sensing distance: 65…1000mm
Adjustment range: 70…1000mm
Unusable area: 0…65mm
Standard target plate: 100mm×100mm
Transducer frequency: About 175 kHz
Response delay: About 65ms
Indicators/Operating means
LED blue Power on
LED yellow indication of the switching state
Flashing:program function object detected
LED red permanently red: Error Red,flashing:program function,object not detected