Emerson EPRO CON021/916-120+PR6426/010-110 32mm Eddy Current Sensor In Stock Ready to Ship with Factory Sealed

The Emerson EPRO CON021/916-120 is an eddy current sensor interface unit. It works alongside eddy current sensors to make their signals usable for other devices.

Here are some general specifications for eddy current sensor interface units:

• Input: Typically accepts AC or DC voltage from the sensor.
• Output: Often provides a standard analog or digital signal.
• Power supply: Usually low voltage DC.
• Additional features: May include filtering, amplification, and calibration functions.

The Emerson EPRO PR6426/010-110 32mm Eddy Current Sensor is a non-contact device that measures metal thickness and conductivity. It uses eddy currents - electrical currents induced in a conductor by a changing magnetic field. The sensor generates a magnetic field and measures the eddy currents in the target metal.  These currents' properties are linked to the metal's thickness and conductivity.

Here are general specifications for eddy current sensors:

• Measurement range: Micrometer to millimeter range (thickness)
• Operating frequency: Varies depending on application and design
• Accuracy: Typically ±2% or better
• Output signal: Often 0 to 10 VDC or 4 to 20 mA
• Supply voltage: Usually low voltage DC (e.g., 12 or 24 VDC)