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| Mechanical Specifications and Wiring |
| Electrical Specifications | |||||
| Input Voltage | Supply Ripple | Operating Current nominal |
Output Voltage nominal |
Output Current maximum |
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| 10-30 VDC | 10% | 12 mA | 1 - 6 VDC | 10 mA | |
| Circuit Protection |
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Temperature Range |
Relative Humidity |
Environment | |
| reverse polarity
and current limiting |
+ 50o F to + 130o F
+ 10o C to + 55o C |
0 - 95% | unaffected by normal
factory conditions of dirt, grease and vibration |
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| Installation/Setup Procedures | ||
| Mechanical Installation | Electrical Installation | |
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Use the sensor's four mounting holes, which are .196"
( 4.98 mm ) in diameter, to fasten the sensor securely.
The unit may be mounted directly to a grounded metal bulkhead or bracket. Multiple units must be spaced at least 150 mm apart, laterally. |
Your sensor's electrical connections must agree with those shown in the wiring diagram above. | |
| Setup Procedure | ||
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Connect a DC voltmeter between the output lead of the sensor and ground. With no target present, turn the adjustment potentiometer fully clockwise (CW). The voltmeter should read greater than 6 volts. Then, turn the pot counterclockwise (CCW) until the voltage drops to approximately 3 volts. Place the intended target material in the sensing field and adjust for the desired voltage outputs, with respect to the variations you wish to monitor. |
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