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Sensor accessories are essential components that enhance the functionality and versatility of sensors in various applications. These accessories, which range from power supplies to mounting brackets, enable easy connection and installation of sensors, ensuring their optimal performance.

Power supply accessories are critical for providing consistent and reliable power to the sensors. They come in various lengths and types to cater to different needs. A well-chosen power supply can ensure a sensor operates effectively and can prevent unnecessary power-related issues.

Mounting accessories are another important set of sensor accessories. These include horizontal mounting brackets, which allow sensors to be installed in a wide range of positions, and a mounting bracket of a different diameter, available in both metric and imperial measurements, which cater to a variety of sensor sizes. The material of these accessories also varies, with options like stainless steel providing durability and protection in harsh environments.

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Schneider XZCPV1965L2 Screw-on Elbowed female connector 1/2"20 UNF 3 pins Pre-wired connectors
Schneider XZCPV1965L2 Screw-on Elbowed female connector 1/2"20 UNF 3 pins Pre-wired connectors
$36.80
Pre-wired connectors XZ - elbowed female - 1/2"20 UNF - 3 pins - cable PVC 2m
ACI 160651 PTP100 Analog Output Input Module
ACI 160651 PTP100 Analog Output Input Module
$282.70
Three models of the PTP accept either a 3 to 15, 3 to 30, or 0 to minus 7.5 psig pneumatic pressure input and convert it to one of four proportional analog output ranges of 1-5, 2-10, 3-15 VDC or 4-20 mA which are jumper shunt selectable. The PTP is a positive current output device that is fully temperature compensated. A plugged gauge port is provided in the aluminum manifold for local mechanical indication via an optional 0 to 30 psi gauge.  The PTP is covered by ACI's Two (2) Year Limited Warranty.
ACI 148553 TUCH2-CPF11EZYXX-210N6C0XX
ACI 148553 TUCH2-CPF11EZYXX-210N6C0XX
$607.20
ACI 148553 LCD, RH2%, SET, DEG F
ACI 148519 TUCH2-10F31LC0XX-310XXXXXX
ACI 148519 TUCH2-10F31LC0XX-310XXXXXX
$546.70
ACI 148519 LCD, 3%, SET, DEG F
ACI 148426 GAS CAL KIT
ACI 148426 GAS CAL KIT
$968.00
This kit is used for calibration or bump testing of Q5/B5, Q6/B6 series sensors, Q8/B8 series explosion-proof sensors, and the QTS-1700 series explosion proof combustible sensors. The GAS CAL KIT consists of one C10 0.5lpm regulator, one C10 to CGA600 adapter, ten feet of ¼” tubing and a carry case. The calibration adapter for series sensors needed is ordered separately. The carry case has spaces for three 17L or 34L cylinder of Zero and Span gas for easy transportation and storage of gas and calibration equipment. Zero and Span calibration gases are not included and can be sourced online from sites such as calgasdirect.com, mesagas.com or from a local distributor. -A “bump test” (function check) is the application of target gas to a sensor to verify alarms, functionality and alarm response. Bump testing is performed upon system start-up or commissioning of the gas detection system or as routine maintenance throughout the year.
ACI 148402 A/DLP-1K2-P-U-N-A-1-A-0P-S
ACI 148402 A/DLP-1K2-P-U-N-A-1-A-0P-S
$360.80
ACI 148402 Differential Low Pressure, 1250 Pascals, Unidirectional, No Display, 0.50% Accuracy, w/ Pitot Tube, 4-20mA Output, No Nist, Standard
ACI 148401 A/DLP-1K0-P-U-N-A-1-A-0P-S
ACI 148401 A/DLP-1K0-P-U-N-A-1-A-0P-S
$360.80
ACI 148401 Differential Low Pressure, 1000 Pascals, Unidirectional, No Display, 0.50% Accuracy, w/ Pitot Tube, 4-20mA Output, No Nist, Standard
ACI 148395 TUCH2-1KF1XXXXXX-205XXXXXX
ACI 148395 TUCH2-1KF1XXXXXX-205XXXXXX
$607.20
ACI 148395 LCD, RH2%, DEG F
ACI 148381 A/TUCH2-CP-0207
ACI 148381 A/TUCH2-CP-0207
$607.20
ACI 148381 LCD, RH3%, SET, O/R, DEG F
ACI 148354 TUC2-16-F2-1E-G0-X-X-X-X
ACI 148354 TUC2-16-F2-1E-G0-X-X-X-X
$303.60
ACI 148354 LCD, SET, DEG F
ACI 148297 A/CO2-R2SO-CP-A10-C5
ACI 148297 A/CO2-R2SO-CP-A10-C5
$357.50
ACI 148297 Carbon Dioxide Sensor, Room, 0-2000 PPM, (0-5V, 0-10V, 4-20mA), Temp (10K Type II), Setpoint (0-1K), Cool/Warm Sticker, Override
ACI 148267 LD2100 Leak Detection
ACI 148267 LD2100 Leak Detection
$4120.60
The LD2100 combines reliable, scalable leak detection with a suite of diverse alarm notification pathways and protects any critical facility from damaging leaks.

More Information about Sensor Accessories

Retroreflective sensors often come with a range of accessories such as reflective tapes or targets, which enhance the sensor's detection capabilities. These components are especially useful in applications where direct mounting of the sensor may not be possible.

Another critical accessory is the connection kit, which usually includes a variety of plugs and cables for establishing secure connections between the sensor and the control system. These kits simplify the process of setting up and integrating the sensor into the system.

FAQs

What accessories are available for a thermocouple?

A thermocouple, an essential component in temperature sensing and control applications, can be complemented with various accessories to enhance its performance, improve installation and maintenance procedures, and increase its durability. These include: connectors, extension wires, protection tubes, mounting hardware and so on.

 

Limit Switch Basics 

What are limit switches?

Limit switches are electromechanical switches that operate based on the movement or presence of an object. They are designed to detect the presence of an object using an actuator connected to a series of contacts to detect the presence and proximity or absence of a material or object. When the switch's actuator is moved by an object it will change the state of an electronic contact set. This movement signals that some preset limit has been reached. There are many different ways a switch can be actuated depending on the type of switch that is being used. Some use a roller and lever, some use a button or plunger, while others might use a rotating arm and rod attached to the main body of a switch. The type of switch that is used will largely be dictated by the specific application.

Where are limit switches used? 

Limit switches can be used to tally or count items, so that when a limit is reached, the switch will open or close. This open and closing action can be counted by a controller allowing the action to be totalized. Limit switches can be used as safety interlocks to prevent machine parts from moving any further when specific point is reached. Limit switches are also commonly used in larger control systems. For example, when a certain limit is reached, the actuator can deactivate or activate a device to prevent it from malfunctioning. 

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