Capacitive Sensors Avoid Nuisance Switching

Capacitive sensors avoid 'nuisance' switching Carlo Gavazzi's new Tripleshield M18 size capacitive sensors are immune to the effects of mobile telephones and large switched loads, and thus avoid the problem of nuisance switching in industrial environments. The sensors, which are suitable for detecting levels of solids and liquids in vessels and cartons over a 3-12mm range, are also protected against electrostatic discharge to 17kV - well above the minimum protection of 8kV as stated in the IEC 801.2 Grade 3 standard. The M18 housings are available in polypropylene, Teflon and PVC ensuring a high degree of chemical resistance and suitability for food and beverage processes. Enter 264

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