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Various materials and surface finishes have different emissivity values. The emissivity of many objects, metals in particular, is highest at short wavelengths. Therefore, the series of TW sensors has different wavelength ranges. Ideally the shortest wavelength possible should be chosen.
Part number | Temperature range | Wavelength range | Pilot LED | Output | Output resolution | Visualization | Points to consider | |
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TW2003 | -22...572 °F -30...300 °C |
8...14 µm |
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TW2000 | 32...1831 °F 0...999.5 °C |
8...14 µm | ||||||
TW2100 | 32...1831 °F 0...999.5 °C |
8...14 µm | ✓ | |||||
TW2001 | 482...2912 °F 250...1600 °C |
1...1.7 µm | ||||||
TW2101 | 482...2912 °F 250...1600 °C |
1...1.7 µm | ✓ | |||||
TW2011 | 572...2912 °F 300...1600 °C |
1...1.7 µm | ||||||
TW2002 | 932...4532 °F 500...2500 °C |
0.78...1.06 µm |
Check out the TW7 infrared temperature switches for a simple alternative with 2 x PNP switching outputs and the percentage of temperature on the display.
Part No. | Description |
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E35068 (1) | Stainless steel cooling jacket |
E35065 (2) | Galvanized steel mounting bracket |
E35067 (3) | Insulating tube between sensor electronics and accessories |
E35063 (4) | Air purge for protection against soiling of the lens |
E35066 (5) | Extension for air purge; protection against dirt and extraneous light |