Sensing Patch

Inductive sensors operate based on the principle of electromagnetic induction. They detect changes in the position or state of an object through built-in coils and circuits, and are used in equipment to trigger control signals. They are commonly applied for positioning detection or safety protection systems in packaging machinery.
Selection
When selecting, consider the detection distance and environmental compatibility, with different models corresponding to metal or non-metallic materials; the operating temperature range should suit on-site conditions; the protection rating must meet dustproof and waterproof requirements; and the output type should be compatible with the equipment interface.

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Dedicated to calibrating ammonia Gas sensing electRodes, capacity 250ml, providing accurate calibrating support to ensure Reliability of detection data.

$ 110.00

ElectRode filling solution, suitable for ammonia Gas sensing electRode maintenance, capacity 480 ml, can effectively adjust the ionic strength, improve ElectRode Response Speed and Measurement accuracy.

$ 135.00

Using ceramic variable capacitance sensing technology, repeatability error +/- 0.01g, with Ambient Temperature Compensation and overload protection functions, the structure is sturdy and durable.

$ 587.00

Repeatability and accuracy are ensured with dual optical path sensing arrays and UV reinforced silicon photodiodes with 0.0001 resolution, 0-200% Transmittance Measurement range and support for APHA/PtCo, Gardner and Saybolt chroma scales.

$ 1687.00

Glass composite ElectRode and LT Glass sensing film, Measurement range 0-12pH, built-in temperature sensor automatic compensation, small design for micro sample detection, Bluetooth 4.0 technology implementation 10 Meters wireless transmission.

$ 607.00

ElectRode filling solution is suitable for ammonia Gas sensing electRode maintenance, copper ion type, capacity 480 ml, to ensure ElectRode performance stability and measurement accuracy.

$ 135.00

ElectRode filling solution is suitable for ammonia Gas sensing electRode maintenance, providing bromine ion type and 480mL capacity to ensure stable ElectRode performance.

$ 135.00

Using LT Glass sensing film, built-in temperature sensor, support Bluetooth 4.0 connection, transmission distance of 10 Meters, using CR2032 battery life of about 500 hours, suitable for micro vessel sample measurement.

$ 780.00

When the temperature reaches 90 ° C, the patch changes from white to black, with irreversible discoloration characteristics; the reflective display function is convenient for day and night inspection to detect temperature abnormalities, with a size of 25 * 21mm.

$ 81.00

Using irreversible discoloration technology, white turns black after overheating and displays numbers at the same time. Measuring temperature 80 ° C, diaMeter 2 cm circular patch design, suitable for indoor environment use.

$ 88.00

The planar sensing structure can be directly bonded to curved and solid surfaces for measurement, with built-in 3mol KCl gel reference solution, Measurement range 0-14pH and 0-60 ℃, suitable for unconventional samples.

$ 99.00

70 ℃ rated temperature monitoring, irreversible discoloration characteristics ensure the accuracy of temperature recording, 40 * 40mm square patch design for easy installation and observation, reflective display function supports all-weather monitoring.

$ 81.00

Adopting three-color reversible discoloration technology, when the temperature reaches 75 ° C, it turns from white to red, and turns black when it falls back to record the over-temperature history. The size is 25 * 21mm, with stickers for easy installation, and the repeability can be used to monitor temperature changes.

$ 86.00

With three-color reversible discoloration function, when the temperature reaches 65 ° C, it turns from white to red, and when it falls back, it turns from red to black. It can be used with repeability and records the historical overtemperature state. The size is 25 * 21mm for easy installation.

$ 87.00

With unique discoloration and digital display function, it can change white to red, red to black three Color changes, temperature monitoring range of 75 ℃, can record over temperature history, with its own sticker for easy installation and use.

$ 86.00

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