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CARLO GAVAZZI VP02EPM Modulated Photoelectrics Level Sensor
The CARLO GAVAZZI VP02EPM is a modulated photoelectric level sensor ideal for detecting liquid levels in various applications. It utilizes a Ga-As diode and built-in amplifier for reliable operation. The sensor's housing provides resistance to many acids and bases, making it suitable for use in challenging environments. It is designed for mounting into container walls and offers a non-contact sensing solution, ensuring no electrical or thermal connection between the liquid and the electrical circuit. The sensor's LED indication provides clear output status visibility.
CARLO GAVAZZI VP02EPM Modulated Photoelectrics Level Sensor Specifications:
- Rated operational voltage: 10 - 40 VDC
- Rated operational current: 200 mA
- Voltage drop: ≤ 1.0 VDC
- No-load supply current: ≤ 7 mA
- Sensing accuracy: Horizontal mounting: ± 5 mm, Vertical mounting: ± 2.5 mm
- Ambient light: 0 - 50.000 lux
- Frequency of operating cycles: 30 Hz
- Environment: IP 67
- Operating temperature: -20° to +70ºC (-4° to +158ºF)
- Storage temperature: -40° to +100ºC(-40° to +100ºF)
- Indication for output status: LED, yellow
- Housing material (VP01/02): Polysulphone
- Housing material (VP03/04): Polyamide 12
- Tip material (VP01/02): Polysulphone
- Tip material (VP03/04): Polyamide 12
- Weight: 90g
- Connection: PVC, 2 m
- Cable dimensions: Ø4.1 mm,3 x 0,25 mm2
- Pressure: 10 bar at + 60ºC
- Pipe thread: 3/8” PT
- CE marking: Yes
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Who is the manufacturer of VP02EPM?
CARLO GAVAZZI