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ASI's New Inductive Sensors Beat the Heat

Source: Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. (ASI)
09 November, 2004
1 min read

Carlisle, PA - Automation Systems Interconnect, Inc. has announced the introduction of a new line of Inductive sensors. Included in this new line of sensors are a wide range of sizes ranging from a miniscule 4mm to the larger 30mm application, also available in short-housing models. Along with the option of square or rectangular shape, come other options such as NAMUR, AC/DC, NPN or PNP Output, NO or NC Output, and Programmable output. For high-heat and standard applications, a choice between shielded or unshielded sensors is available to protect the sensor.

The high temperature inductive sensors can operate in environments up to 230 degrees centigrade. The sensors are available in 2,3 or 4-wire, connector or cable, with an additional feature being a unique 360„a LED indicator, producing amplified detection to give superb responsiveness. The data sheets, technical specifications and all pricing and availability can be found on the ASI website.

A new easy-to-use selector guide is now available and all of the components can be ordered Direct Online with a saving of 20 - 50% by going to www.asi-ez.com .

For additional information on these IDC Terminal Blocks

, Request Product Catalog CD or Contact ASI or visit their website at www.asi-ez.com

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