Optical level sensor DTM12-IH
for liquids3-wirefor industrial applications

Optical level sensor - DTM12-IH - Intellisense Microelectronics - for liquids / 3-wire / for industrial applications
Optical level sensor - DTM12-IH - Intellisense Microelectronics - for liquids / 3-wire / for industrial applications
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Characteristics

Technology
optical
Medium
for liquids
Interface
3-wire
Applications
for industrial applications, high-temperature, for automotive applications, for monitoring
Other characteristics
compact, high-precision, economical, corrosion-resistant, with LED indicator, IP67
Level range

12 mm
(0.47 in)

Process temperature

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Max.: 100 °C
(212 °F)

Description

The optical liquid level switch consists of an infrared LED and a receiver. In air, the light beam from the infrared LED is reflected back into the receiver. When rising liquid touches the tip of the sensor, the light is refracted away from the device, causing little light to return to the receiver. Sensing this change, the sensor outputs a signal to activate or stop other devices. Engineers usually use the sensor to detect the presence of liquid or monitor the leakage. This series is easy to install and do not need adjustment or alignment. Polysulfone housing improves high chemical resistance to most acids and bases. Product Features: • Thread: M12 • High Performance ASIC based compact sensor • Build in 100ms Power On Delay eliminate false trigger when power up • Self-Recover Short Circuit protection on NPN/PNP output, Reverse Polarity and Over Voltage Protection on sensor power supply • Self-Recover Short Circuit, Reverse Polarity, Over Voltage Protection • Accuracy: ±1mm • Temperature range: -20~55℃ or - 40°C~100°C • Highly chemical resistance material: Polysulfone or Trogamid • Protection degree: IP67 • Light on or dark on switchable
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