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SSD Seawater Submersible LVDT Displacement Transducer
These measurement transducers are used for distance/position measurement. They perform an accurate position measurement of the movement of the anchor (the sliding part) relative to the body of the displacement transducer.
This measurement transducer uses the LVDT principle (Linear Variable Differential Transformer), which means it is likely the most robust and reliable type of position sensor on the market. The strength of the LVDT sensor principle lies in the fact that there is no electrical contact through the position sensing element of the displacement transducer, which means clean data, infinite resolution, and a very long lifespan for the user of the sensor.
Our DC/DC LVDT measurement transducer has all the advantages of the LVDT sensor principle with the added convenience of integrated LVDT electronics, allowing for DC power supply and DC output.As an option, we can offer a 4-20mA 2-wire connection to the measuring transducer for some models.
Our submersible displacement transducers are designed to perform measurements while immersed in suitable liquids. Non-magnetic liquids can flood the anchor tube without affecting the operation of the measuring transducer.
The SS series LVDTs are specifically designed for use in seawater and harsh industrial environments with some corrosive chemicals. These LVDTs are made of welded stainless steel 316 and feature a through-hole as well as a very robust construction. Therefore, the SS series LVDTs are capable of withstanding the most challenging industrial applications as well as 10 years of immersion in seawater at depths of up to 2.3 km.
Additional information about the product SSD Seawater Submersible LVDT Displacement Transducer
Supplier: RDP Electronics Ltd
Transducer Environment | moist, submersible, seawater compatible |
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Transducer Output | Volts, 4-20mA |
Transducer Type | unguided |
Transducer Range | 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 50mm, 100mm, 150mm, 200mm |
Min. Temp. | 0°C, -10°C, -20°C, -40°C |
Max. Temp. | 60°C |
Radiation | Normal, <20Gy |