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Intrinsically Safe Capacitive Sensor

Rechner's intrinsically safe KA9345 capacitive sensor is CSA-certified for hazardous gas areas, offering adjustable range and chemical-resistant IP67 PTFE housing.

Rechner's model KA9345
Rechner's model KA9345
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The Rechner Intrinsically Safe Capacitive Sensor model KA9345 has the CSA Group Certificate of Compliance. This sensor is AEx marked intrinsically safe for explosive atmospheres, approved for Class I, Div. 1 (Zone 0) gas.

This sensor comes in the standard and convenient size M30 x 1.5mm. The sensing range of 2-15mm is adjustable. For fine tuning the ON/OFF point of the sensor, use the 20-turn metal potentiometer. The sensing field is shielded for flush mounting.  The cable is a 5m length. The PTFE housing is chemical resistant to acids and is ideal to work in areas with chemical aggressive media.

Included with the sensor is a protection set (cable gland included) that can be installed on the back of the sensor to cover the potentiometer. Installing the protection set increases the IP rating to IP67.  Permitted ambient temperature -25C to +70C. Quantity 2 PTFE mounting nuts are included.

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