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Capacitive proximity sensors designed for harsh environments offer greatly improved protection

Carlo Gavazzi’s 4th generation TRIPLESHIELD™ CA18CA capacitive proximity sensors offer greatly improved immunity to dust, humidity, and electromagnetic interference (EMI), along with the benefits of diagnostic alarms and two LEDs for better reliability and simplified troubleshooting during installation.

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The CA18CA Series is designed for harsh environments, providing IP67 and IP69K protection, ECOLAB approval for chemical resistance, and the sensing face can withstand up to 248ºF (120°C). Options include a Dust Alarm Output that gives an early warning of accumulation on the face of the sensor, and a Temperature Alarm Output to alert the user if the sensing face surface exceeds 140ºF (60°C).

Available in a vast range of configurations, CA18CA Series capacitive proximity sensors are ideal in a numerous applications and industries, including: plastics, agriculture, pellet burning stoves, packaging, material handling, and food and beverage.  

 

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