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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 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.
Item | Size |
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Housing | in 1.4305 |
Supply voltage | 18 … 32 VDC |
Power requirement | < 20 mA |
Output signal | active 50 mA max. |
Switch on delay | < 0,3 s |
Response time | < 75 ms |
Rated temperature | 25 °C |
Head interior temperature | 70 °C max. |
Ambient temperature | -10 - + 70 °C |
Protection class | IP 65 / 67 |
Working pressure max. | 10 bar max. |
Medium temperature | durable 0... +100 °C |
CIP-/ SIP – cleaning | 0 … 150 °C
(max. 30 min) |
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