Digital Pressure Sensor employs axial sensor head design.
October 15, 2008 -
Amplifier digital air pressure sensor, DPC/DPH-100 series, delivers high-performance detection with response time of 500 µsec. Featuring axial design, sensor head (DPH-100) allows for mounting flexibility and can be used independently via built-in 1-5 V analog output or DPC-100 controllers. Latter features 3-color, dual digital display with direct setting capabilities as well as I/O options, such as 2 independent comparative outputs and user-selectable voltage/current output.
New Digital Pressure Sensor by SUNX, Separate Amplifier Type with Breakthrough Sensor Head Design
New Providence, NJ - Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America today announced the release of a new separate amplifier digital air pressure sensor, DPC/DPH-100 series under SUNX brand, which offers high performance detection with ultra fast response time of 500µsec and hassle-free installation.
Breakthrough Sensor Head Design: The unique, axial design of the sensor head (DPH-100) allows flexible mounting. Using a standard hex key, the user can effortlessly mount several units side-by-side or in tight, recessed locations, or remove or replace just one unit for maintenance. Furthermore, the head has the ability to be used independently by utilizing the built-in 1-5V analog output, or with the DPC-100 controllers.
Comprehensive Input/Output Options: The controller (DPC-100) expands on the core features of the popular DP-100 series. It maintains the bright, three-color, dual digital display with direct setting capabilities, but now offers expanded I/O options for optimal application coverage. Each model is equipped with two independent comparative outputs as well as a user selectable voltage/current output. It is also capable of both auto-referencing and remote zero adjustment through a standard external input.
Flexible Sensor Head Lineup: The DPH-100 series is comprised of a comprehensive array of sensor head options. There are three pressure ranges (vacuum, positive, or compound pressure) as well as three port sizes (R 1/8, M5, or M3) and two cable styles (standard or high flex). The controllers are available with either NPN or PNP discrete outputs.
The DPC/DPH-100 series are suitable in high speed automation and sensing applications for suction check, base pressure control, leakage test, and etc.
The SUNX DPC/DPH-100 series are immediately available from stock. MSRP starts from $66.
About Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America
Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America is a US subsidiary of Panasonic Electric Works, Ltd, (formerly Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.) an $11 billion company and major developer, manufacturer and provider of electrical construction, materials, home appliances, residential building materials, automation control products, wiring devices and electronic materials. SUNX is the brand of industrial sensors from SUNX, Ltd, a major affiliated company of Panasonic Electric Works. SUNX brand products are sold through the sales network of Automation Control Systems Division of Panasonic Electric Works for Americas since 2001.
For Additional Information
URL: http://pewa.panasonic.com/acsd/sunx-sensors/products/dpc_dph-100.php
Tech Support Call: 1-877-624-7872
Technical Contact: Charlie Strobel cstobel@us.pewg.panasonic.com
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Charlie Strobel
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