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Canfield Connector magnetic sensor adds reliability, safety, to machines and systems

July 14, 2017 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

Canfield Connector All_Threaded_Magnetic_Sensor photoCanfield Connector is introducing its Series CS Cylindrical Threaded Mount Sensor, which senses magnetism and triggers action in a variety of applications.

The rugged and compact CS Sensor is set within a miniature-encapsulated stainless steel M8 threaded housing and performs effectively where greater sensing distance is required.

“This sensor is valuable in any application where you can take advantage of the presence of a magnet to trigger a switch and make something happen,” said Todd Harmon, vice president for Canfield Industries. “It enhances reliability and safety in a wide range of situations.”

Made in the USA, the sensor’s first field application equips a cement truck, where it picks up a signal from a magnet mounted to the mixing drum and controls how much the drum rotates.

In an industrial automation setting, the sensor can detect the closure of a door and allow a machine to run, enhancing safety.

The CS Sensor can also react to magnetism that identifies changes in liquid levels or positions of parts in a wide range of vehicles, machines and systems including plastic molding machines, sprinkler controllers, security gates, meters, barcode scanners, solar panel tracking systems, smoke detectors, keyless entry devices, time clocks, telephone systems, furnaces and more.

CS Sensor features:

  • Available in reed or electronic sensing formats
  • Resistant to vibration and shock
  • Washdown compatible
  • Equipped with stainless steel M8 male-threaded body
  • Impervious to dirt
  • Compliant with National Electrical Manufacturing Association (NEMA) 6 standards
  • Effective in temperatures ranging from -20° to 80°C

Canfield Connector
www.canfieldconnector.com

Filed Under: Magnetic sensor, Other Tagged With: canfieldconnector

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