Micro-Epsilon protective housing configurations Distance & displacement sensors
Micro-Epsilon protective housing configurations: accessories and system components by Micro-Epsilon for distance & displacement sensors.
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One column per model: what differs between the models of the series.
| Parameter | SGH size M eli-m-6d7682eb71ffea3b7ea42245 | SGH size S eli-m-598044f0445c13dd85ea2f08 | SGHF size M eli-m-de67d3b1a80059a9db255727 | SGHF size S eli-m-edb53ebd22511e0323501a3b | SGHF-HT eli-m-eea3d522d2ea293e8452a9d0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Active | Active | Active | Active | Active |
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No. The catalogue gives different compatibility lists for sizes S and M, plus a dedicated ILD1900 housing. Select by the complete model code, including range and LL or BL version.
The optoNCDT catalogue specifies air cooling for SGHF. Its ILD1900 version also has air purge for cleaning the protective windows. Do not assign these features to every SGH housing.
It refers to a water-cooled housing with cooling water at a maximum of 10°C and a minimum flow of 3 liters/min. It does not rate an exposed sensor or every other housing.
No. Its compatibility list explicitly identifies models and versions. LL versions are listed for some ranges. Check the complete head code rather than assuming series-wide compatibility.
Specify the head model, housing code, cooling method and required utilities. Include protective windows and the optical path. Matching housing dimensions alone does not establish system performance.
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