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FP4000 Series
Ferrous Proximity, Normally Open, Normally Closed, High Powered with Internal Relay, Complementing Electronic Control Systems. The FP4000 is a NO/NC ferrous proximity switch with increased power handling capability for mobile hydraulic or other applications and will sense ferrous objects. The sensor has twelve-inch leads with an attached Deutsch connector. The FP4000 has a glass-filled nylon plastic construction for strength and […]
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FP2000 Series
Ferrous Proximity, Normally Open, Sensor for Mobile Hydraulic Applications, Complementing Electronic Control Systems. The FP2000 is a ferrous proximity sensor for mobile hydraulic applications and will sense ferrous objects. The sensor is available with the sensing zone on the side (site A) or on the top (site B) of the case. The ‘site A’ version has twelve-inch leads with […]
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ACC50 Series
Sensor Condition Monitoring 0-5Vdc Output Accelerometer, IQAN Compatible, Electronic Control Systems. The ACC50 is a 0-5 Vdc output accelerometer and has a variety of uses for mobile hydraulic applications. The ACC50 can be used to sense vibration, impact, tilt, and motion of the equipment where it is mounted. The measuring range is +/- 1.5 G. The […]
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RM50 Series
Non-Contact, Tilt Sensing, Single-Axis, IP67 for Outdoor Applications, IQAN Compatible, Complementing Electronic Control Systems. TheRM50 is a rolling magnet tilt switch and will sense angular movement in one axis. The sensor has twelve-inch leads and an attached Deutsch connector. Suitable for mobile equipment, the RM50 has a glass-filled nylon plastic construction for strength and corrosion […]
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ATS90 Series
Sensor Condition Monitoring 0-5Vdc Non-Contact, Hall Effect, Angle/Tilt – Dual-Axis The ATS90 is a non-contact, Hall effect angle/tilt sensor for mobile hydraulic applications. The ATS90 will sense angular movement in two axes and output a ratiometric 0-5Vdc signal for each axis based on position. The sensor has twelve-inch leads and an attached Deutsch connector. Angle/Tilt […]
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