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Carlo Gavazzi VP01EPM is an infrared optical liquid level sensor with a 10–40 V DC supply, PNP normally closed output, polysulfone housing and IP67 protection for industrial point-level detection.
£193.89
The Carlo Gavazzi VP01EPM is a compact photoelectric liquid level sensor designed for reliable point-level detection in tanks, containers and industrial process equipment. It uses an infrared optical sensing principle to detect the presence or absence of liquid at the sensor tip without relying on moving mechanical components.
Part of the Carlo Gavazzi VP series, the VP01EPM combines the infrared transmitter, receiver and electronic amplifier in a self-contained sensor housing. This provides a straightforward solution for applications requiring electronic high- or low-level detection, with a PNP normally closed (NC) output for connection to compatible PLCs, relays and industrial control equipment.
The VP01EPM operates from a 10–40 V DC supply and features a chemically resistant polysulfone housing. Its compact threaded construction and IP67 protection make it suitable for integration into industrial liquid handling and automation systems where dependable point-level monitoring is required.
Optical level sensors determine liquid presence by monitoring how infrared light behaves at the sensing tip. When the tip is surrounded by liquid, the optical conditions change and the sensor electronics switch the output, providing a reliable electrical indication of whether the monitored level has been reached.
The Carlo Gavazzi VP01EPM combines this sensing principle with a compact industrial housing and PNP NC output. With no float or other moving mechanical sensing element, it is well suited to automated filling, emptying, alarm and process-monitoring applications requiring repeatable point-level detection.
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| Supply Voltage | 12 V DC, 24 V DC | |
|---|---|---|
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 10–40 V DC | |
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Output Type | PNP | |
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric | |
| Output Function | NC | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | VP | |
| Model | VP01EPM | |
| Product type | Photoelectric / optical liquid level sensor | |
| Sensing principle | Infrared optical level detection | |
| Output Type | PNP | |
| Output function | Normally closed (NC) | |
| Supply voltage | 10–40 V DC | |
| Light source | Infrared LED | |
| Housing material | Polysulfone | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Mounting | Threaded probe mounting | |
| Application | Point-level detection of suitable liquids | |
| Manufacturer part number | VP01EPM |
The VP01EPM is an infrared optical level sensor used for point-level detection of suitable liquids in tanks, containers and industrial process equipment.
The VP01EPM provides a PNP normally closed (NC) transistor output for connection to compatible industrial control equipment.
The VP01EPM is designed for a 10–40 V DC supply.
The sensor uses an infrared optical sensing principle. The presence of liquid at the sensing tip changes the optical conditions and causes the electronic output to switch.
The VP01EPM uses a polysulfone housing, a material suited to a range of industrial liquid-level sensing applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi VP01EPM has an IP67 protection rating.
No. The VP01EPM detects liquid using infrared optical technology, so its sensing principle does not require a mechanical float.
Carlo Gavazzi VP optical level sensors provide compact electronic liquid detection for industrial automation, process equipment and OEM machinery, helping engineers implement reliable high- and low-level monitoring without conventional mechanical float mechanisms.
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