Trumsense 4 to 20mA Output M18 Ultrasound Sensor TPT200F18TR45I800 5 to 80 cm Range 15 to 30V Power
Trumsense 4 to 20mA Output M18 Ultrasound Sensor TPT200F18TR45I800 5 to 80 cm Range 15 to 30V for Liquid or Powder Level Monitor
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M18 Ultrasonic Distance Sensor with:
● Model: TPT200F18TR45I800
● Range: 50 to 800 mm
● Blind Zone: 0 to 50 mm
● Power Supply: DC 15 to 30V
● Output: 4 to 20mA
● Size: M18
● Cable Length: 2 meter
● Shell Material: Nickel-plated copper
● Plug: Straight aviation pin plug (Elbow one is available)
Ultrasonic sensors produced by Trumsense are used for an extremely wide range of fields, primarily in theautomatic industry
sector. For example, the sensors can detect whether the fill level of a tank is approaching a critical level or identify how an aerial work platform can be moved reliably on a large construction site. In general, some of them come from Trumsense’s application summaries over the years in its supply to different users:
●Check the diameter
●Diameter inspection of foil extruders
●Presence detection
●Horizontal control
●Liquid or Material or Powder Level control
●Small container filling detection
●Detect obstacles
●Height and/ or width measurement
●Edge detection of flat objects
●Human detection for counting
●Positioning
●Quality control
●Robotic arm positioning
●Robotic sensing
●Loop control
●Wire break detection
●Stack height control
●Monitor pallets
●Sonic reflector
●Packing packing control
●Volume flow detection
●Ultrasonic barrier
●Contouring or profiling using ultrasonic systems
●Roll diameter, tension control, winding and unwind
●Thru beam detection for high-speed counting
●Full detection
●Thread or wire break detection
●45° Deflection; inkwell level detection; hard to get at places
●Contouring or profiling using ultrasonic systems
●Vehicle detection for car wash and automotive assembly
●Irregular parts detection for hoppers and feeder bowls
●Box sorting using multi-transducer ultrasonic monitoring system
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