Balluff: Infrared temperature sensor

Balluff has developed a new BTS infrared temperature sensor with IO-Link interface and two switching outputs that can monitor temperatures between 250 and 1250 deg. C even in inaccessible or hazardous areas, detect hot objects in motion, and record temperature values, all without contact.

Balluff, Inc.

Sep 26, 2017

Infrared temperature sensor

This pyrometer, in a rugged M30 stainless steel housing with IP67 protection, is the first in this form factor to offer a multi-function display with plain text information and automatic display orientation.

In addition to two switching outputs this pyrometer provides an IO-Link interface for remote parameter setting and direct data exchange with the controller or control panel.

Balluff, Inc.

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