Product category:
Linear Position Sensors
News Release from: RDP Electronics | Subject: DCW range
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 10 April 2003
Short-stroke transducers are submersible
The short-stroke DCW range of LVDTs answers the demand for a truly submersible transducer to measure small displacement variations.
Answering the demand for a truly submersible transducer to measure small displacement variations, RDP Electronics has launched the short-stroke DCW range of LVDTs This new group of sensors has been designed for displacement measurement ranges of between +/- 2.5 and +/-10mm with the capability of operating at pressures up to 10bar
Alternative electrical connection options are available to extend the DCW's pressure handling to 206bar.
The new DCW transducers are ideal for a broad range of wet, hazardous conditions such as paper making, valve and sluice position applications, structure monitoring and underwater cable laying.
The new transducers join the established DCW series of submersible LVDTs.
All feature a welded stainless steel construction and offer either a sprung or unguided shaft and DC/DC operation.
Long stroke versions are available up to a maximum of +/-150mm. Request a free brochure from RDP Electronics ...
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