Verification Systems

Monitoring Sensor SMW 100

The SMW 100 is a compact capacitive monitoring sensor for jet detection at orbital cleaners. It is especially suited for monitoring cleaning processes in large-volume tanks and only fits for waterbased cleaning media.

The SMW 100 is a compact capacitive monitoring sensor for jet detection at orbital cleaners. It is especially suited for monitoring cleaning processes in large-volume tanks and only fits for waterbased cleaning media.

Advantages

  • Aseptic instrumentation
  • Elastomer free sealing
  • Product wetted parts in Peek
  • FDA  / EHDG conform
  • Welding sleeve system

Applications

The Monitoring Sensor SMW 100 is highly suitable for applications with a large volume and is used in numerous industries and only in combination with waterbased cleaning media.

Technical data

ItemSize
Housingin 1.4305
Supply voltage18 … 32 VDC
Power requirement< 20 mA
Output signalactive 50 mA max.
Switch on delay< 0,3 s
Response time< 75 ms
Rated temperature25 °C
Head interior temperature70 °C max.
Ambient temperature-10 - + 70 °C
Protection classIP 65 / 67
Working pressure max.10 bar max.
Medium temperaturedurable 0... +100 °C
CIP-/ SIP – cleaning0 … 150 °C
(max. 30 min)

Use in

  • Water and water-based cleaning media
  • Kinematic viscosity 1.004x10 m2/s
  • Conductivity 0.05 S/m

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