With the new RI-DSU35 series, Turck is implementing its inductive resonant circuit measuring principle for the first time in a dual sensor design for analog angle measuring on rotary actuators and valves. The automation specialist is also incorporating its interference-immune angle measuring principle for the optimised detection of valve and flap positions. Unlike with conventional dual sensors, the user can select the switch points as required from the entire rotation range of 0 to 3600. This eliminates the need for any time-consuming setting and readjustment of the actuating element.
Turck is offering the series with an output signal from 0–10 V or 4–20 mA. Intrinsically safe devices with a 4–20 mA output signal are planned for explosion hazardous areas up to zones 1 and 21. The process connection on all modules is implemented via an easily accessible terminal chamber or standard M12x1 male connector.
Turck’s RI sensors do not detect angle positions with a magnetic positioning element, but by means of an inductive resonance coupling circuit. This makes the sensor absolutely immune to magnetic fields such as those generated by large motors. Due to their robust design, sealing and high degree of protection, the sensors are also able to supply precise signals over long operating periods.
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