Infrared temperature sensor PB151digitalModbus RTUfor the automotive industry
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Characteristics
- Technology
- infrared
- Output
- digital, Modbus RTU
- Applications
- for gas, food, for the automotive industry, for the plastics industry
- Other characteristics
- compact, average
- Temperature
Max.: 500 °C
(932 °F)Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)- Probe diameter
18 mm
(0.7 in)- Spectral range
Max.: 14 µm
Min.: 8 µm
- Response time
240 ms
Description
The PyroBus series is a range of compact IR sensors measuring temperatures from -20°C to 500°C with a response time of 240ms.
Two-way digital communication via a built-in RS485 Modbus RTU interface enables the user to adjust the emissivity setting, compensate for reflected energy, apply filtering, select maximun/minimum/average or instantaneous readings and peak or valley hold processing.
The PyroBus may be installed as a standalone network of sensors, or integrated into an existing Modbus network.
There are applications for the PyroBus in a wide range of industries including food processing, plastics thermoforming, automotive, power industry, gas cylinder filling.
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