- Available in M12, M18, and M30 sizes with NPB housings
- Integrated IO-Link communication
- Streamlined stock requirements with just one analog and one digital version per sensing range
- Reduced unexpected service calls thanks to predictive maintenance functions
- Analog versions include: 4…20 mA, 0…20 mA, or 0…10 V output, with Push-Pull, NPN, PNP, Teach-in, Synchronized, or multiplexed options for neighbor immunity
- Digital versions include: Push-Pull, NPN, PNP, Teach-in
- Lower maintenance time with the SCTL55 diagnostic tool and automatic device reconfiguration
This new range of ultrasonic IO-Link sensors offer superior sensing solutions with an excellent price-performance ratio for a wide variety of industrial applications. The sensors excel in contactless position and distance measurement, detecting any target regardless of color, transparency, or surface.
These ultrasonic sensors are particularly suited to harsh environments due to their high and low-temperature resistance and immunity to dust, steam, and fumes. They are designed to meet the highest standards of performance and reliability, providing flexible and cost-effective solutions for a wide range of industrial applications.
The UA12, UA18, and UA30 models are available in both purely digital and combined versions, with one digital and one analog output. With sensing distances ranging from 20 to 6000 mm, only plug versions are offered.
The latest technological advancements in these sensors have resulted in short blind zone, and a reduced housing footprint, making them a state-of-the-art sensor family that delivers high accuracy, versatility, and durability.
“Thanks to their compact design and all-in-one sensor technology, these ultrasonic sensors provide excellent performance and maximum flexibility, addressing the diverse needs of the industrial market,” said Torben Rochat, International Product Manager. “With this launch, Carlo Gavazzi is expanding its portfolio for industries such as agriculture, plastic & rubber manufacturing, bulk material conveyors, and mobile equipment machinery. We developed these sensors to offer unparalleled flexibility, allowing them to meet specific application needs across these market segments.”
For further information:
Carlo Gavazzi Automation SpA - Via Milano 13 – 20045 Lainate (MI) - Italy
Marketing and Communication - info@gavazziautomation.com - www.gavazziautomation.com