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Wireless, Non-Contact Magnetic Sensors

steute Wireless’ wireless, non-contact magnetic sensors feature sensing range up to 30 mm

Image of steute Wireless' Magnetic SensorsIn the presence of their actuating magnet, steute Wireless' wireless, non-contact magnetic sensors send a unique, coded telegram to one or more compatible, easily-programmed receivers. The receiver accepts up to 10 discrete telegrams per channel and is powered by a long-life (field-replaceable) lithium battery.

Features
  • Available for operation at 915 MHz (USA / Canada / Australia) or 868 MHz (Europe)
  • Sensing range: Up to 30 mm
  • Bidirectional communications with receiver confirming receipt of telegram
  • Limit switch signal configurable at receiver (such as NO, NC, and more)
  • Ingress protection rating: IP67
  • Mechanical life expectancy: > 1 million actuations
  • Operating temperature range: -20°C to +65°C
  • Certifications: FCC, IC (SW915 MHz models)
  • Maximum nominal transmission range: 40 m indoors, 450 m "free air"
Options
  • Stainless-steel or glass-fiber reinforced plastic housing
  • Transmission range extenders
Published: 2017-03-15

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