Calex PC21MT-1 mV Output Signal Infrared Temperature Sensor 1 m, 0 °C to 250 °C

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RS Stock No.:
553-343
Mfr. Part No.:
PC21MT-1
Brand:
Calex
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Brand

Calex

Sensor Type

mV Output Signal

Product Type

Infrared Temperature Sensor

Maximum Ambient Temperature

70°C

Accuracy

±1 %

Minimum Temperature Sensed

0°C

Light Source

Infrared

Maximum Temperature Sensed

250°C

Terminal Type

Cable

Mount Type

Screw

Maximum Supply Voltage

28V

Diameter

18 mm

Cable Length Output

1m

Cable Length Sensing Head

1m

Spectral Range

8 to 14 μm

IP Rating Sensing Head

IP65

Housing Material Sensing Head

316 Stainless Steel

Emissivity Setting

Fixed at 0.95

Response Time 90%

240ms

Standards/Approvals

Conforms to industrial EMC Standards

Series

PC

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

High Performance PyroCouple Series


High quality, low cost, non-contact Infra-red temperature sensors suitable for measuring the temperature of inaccessible or moving objects and materials.

Fast response with high stability;Types available with air/water cooled housings;Quick and easy to install;Available as either two-wire or four-wire units;240 ms to 90% response time;Stainless steel housing;M16 x 1 mm mounting thread;Prewired 1 m cable connection;6 V dc minimum sensor voltage;0.95 emissivity;Temperature change varies by model

Two-wire sensors transmit the target temperature as a 4-20 mA output and offer a simple solution for most non-contact temperature measurement applications.

Four-wire sensors transmit the target temperature as a 0-50 mV or thermocouple output, and in addition transmit the internal temperature as a 4-20 mA output. This second output can be used to ensure that the sensor is being operated within the correct ambient temperature limits and prevent damage caused by overheating or overcooling. It can also be used to give an approximate indication of the air temperature surrounding the sensor.

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