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IR Temperature Sensor has integrated controller.

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January 12, 2011 - Along with integrated controller, thermoMETER CSlaser features double sighting laser that precisely follows IR optical path and marks real spot size at any distance. Smallest spot size of 0.05 mm (M2 version) is reached at crosspoint of both laser beams at 150 mm. While SF version (8-14 µm) has -50 to +975°C measuring range and 50:1 optical resolution, M-2 version (1.6 µm) measures temperatures from 385 to 1,600°C and has 300:1 optical resolution.

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Micro-Epsilon UK Ltd
Pioneer Business, Park North Road
Cheshire, ,
United Kingdom



New Miniature Infrared Temperature Sensor Requires No Separate Controller


Micro-Epsilon has launched a new miniature infrared temperature sensor that has an integrated controller and enables temperature measurements from -50 deg C up to 1,600 deg C. The sensor is ideal for temperature measurement tasks in the metal processing industry.

Unlike most conventional thermometers, Micro-Epsilon's new thermoMETER CSlaser has a double sighting laser rather than a single laser. Single laser only marks the centre of the measuring spot, not the real size. Double laser sighting precisely follows the infrared optical path and marks the real spot size at any distance, therefore preventing inaccurate measurements on small objects. The smallest spot size of 0.05mm (M2 version) is reached on the Cslaser at the crosspoint of both laser beams at 150mm. The sensor can also be optimised for specific measurement tasks by fitting different lenses with varying focal lengths.

As the controller is now integrated within the sensor, the thermoMETER CSlaser is ideal for applications in which installation space is limited - whether on a machine, product or tool.

Initially, the thermoMETER CSlaser is available as either an SF version (8 to 14µm) with a measuring range between -50 deg C and 975 deg C and optical resolution of 50: 1. This version of the sensor is aimed at general temperature measurement tasks.

There's also an M-2 version (1.6µm) for metal processing applications, which measures temperatures from 385 deg C up to 1,600 deg C and has an optical resolution of 300:1. This version is ideal for use with ceramics, metal processing and metal oxides. The short wavelength of 1.6µm reduces temperature measurement errors on surfaces with low or unknown emissivity or with changing emissivity during the process, which is often the case on metal surfaces.

Chris Jones, Managing Director at Micro-Epsilon UK Ltd comments: "As well as providing an analogue two-wire interface, the thermoMETER CSlaser can also send digital data via a USB interface to a PC. This enables both recording and evaluation of the temperature data, as well as remote programming and set up of the sensor, including alarm outputs, which is unusual to see on a two-wire temperature sensor. The emissivity can also be adjusted either on the sensor itself or remotely using the software provided."

The sensor can operate in ambient temperatures up to 85 deg C without cooling and automatic laser switch off is at 50 deg C. Optional cooling accessories are also available for use at higher temperatures.

For more information on Micro-Epsilon's thermoMETER CSlaser, please call the sales department on 0151 355 6070 or email: info@micro-epsilon.co.uk

Note: Micro-Epsilon (www.micro-epsilon.co.uk) is a major global manufacturer of sensors, headquartered in Germany. The company's range of sensors measure everything from displacement to distance, position, vibration, dimensions and thickness, using both contact and non-contact measurement techniques. These techniques include inductive, differential transformer, eddy-current, capacitive, laser-optical, potentiometric and draw-wire principles.

With more than 40 years' experience in the industry, Micro-Epsilon isn't just a sensor manufacturer. The company is highly innovative and understands the importance of providing complete solutions and support services for its customers. The firm is renowned for its expertise in consulting, development and application of industrial sensors to complex, customer-specific solutions for measurement, inspection and automation. The focus is on selling technical advantage to its clients.

Reader Enquiries/Advertising: Chris Jones
Managing Director
Micro-Epsilon UK Ltd
Unit 1, Pioneer Business Park
North Road, Ellesmere Port
Cheshire CH65 1AD
Tel: +44 (0) 151 355 6070
Fax: +44(0) 151 355 6075
Mobile: 07884 363739
Email: chris.jones@micro-epsilon.co.uk
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