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Hydraulics and Pneumatics
News Release from: Balluff UK | Subject: BHS sensor
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 April 2005
High-pressure rated inductive sensor
The high-pressure 500 bar rated sensor for hydraulic cylinders offers both piston position sensing and temperature acquisition for implementing comprehensive monitoring and diagnostics functions
New from Balluff for 2005 is the new BHS high-pressure rated sensor for hydraulic cylinders, rated for up to 500 bar It offers both piston position sensing and temperature acquisition for implementing comprehensive monitoring and diagnostics functions
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 6 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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This is the right sensor wherever the cylinders are subjected to high temperatures, such as hydraulic cylinders on high-temperature injection molds or other high-performance hydraulic systems whose hydraulic fluids can reach high temperatures.
The model BHS B135V-PSD15-S04-T01 sensor features both a normally open switching output and an integrated temperature sensor for detecting the cylinder temperature.
The measured temperature is provided as a voltage value (1 _ 5.5 V) on a separate analog output.
With a length of 78 mm in a standard M12 housing, the sensor can also be retrofitted for temperature monitoring functions on hydraulic cylinders with piston position sensing.
A combination O-ring/support ring seals the area between the pressurized and pressureless area.
The nominal switching distance is 1.5 mm at an ambient temperature of up to 120deg C.
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