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Pepperl+Fuchs introduces Mobile Equipment Sensors

Source: Pepperl+Fuchs
15 December, 2008
Pepperl+Fuchs introduces Mobile Equipment Sensors
Pepperl+Fuchs introduces Mobile Equipment Sensors
IP69K rated inductive proximity sensors operate in high shock and vibration environments, and in extreme cold and heat.

December 15, 2008 - Pepperl+Fuchs introduces Mobile Equipment Sensors. These IP69K rated inductive proximity sensors are shock test rated to 50G for reliable operation in high shock and vibration environments, can operate in extreme cold (-40°) and heat (+85°C/+185°F), and feature 10x more powerful radiated field immunity than standard sensors to satisfy the demanding performance criteria set forth in IEC and SAE mobile equipment standards. They are fully compatible with Deutsch, Weatherpack (Packard) and Amp/Tyco connectors. Mobile Equipment sensors are available in 12, 18 and 30 mm diameters to deliver 4, 8 and 15mm sensing ranges, respectively.

The extended sensing range of up to 15mm facilitates increased target-to-sensor separation, which significantly reduces accidental impacts to maximize uptime. Load dump circuitry protects the sensor against power spikes during machine start-up, which is particularly significant when the sensor is powered directly from a battery. Additionally, they feature heavy-gauge, cut-proof PUR cables that are unaffected by oil, grease and other fluids common to such applications. Mobile Equipment sensors are specifically engineered to overcome the environmental challenges common to truck, crane, fork lift and other mobile equipment applications.

Their ability to reliably operate in extreme temperatures also makes them well suited for use in nearly any outdoor environment, or in freezers where standard sensors with a typical -25°C rating are unsuitable for use.

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