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Carlo Gavazzi VPB1MNA is a modulated infrared photoelectric liquid level sensor with polysulphone construction, an NPN NO+NC change-over output and a pre-wired cable connection for industrial point-level detection.
£198.37
The Carlo Gavazzi VPB1MNA is a compact photoelectric liquid level sensor designed for point-level detection in tanks, containers and industrial process equipment. It uses modulated infrared light to detect the presence or absence of liquid at the sensing tip, providing electronic level monitoring without a conventional mechanical float.
Part of the Carlo Gavazzi VP series, the VPB1MNA incorporates the optical transmitter, receiver and amplifier within a self-contained sensor assembly. It provides an NPN change-over output (NO+NC), giving both normally open and normally closed switching functions for flexible integration with compatible PLCs, relays and control systems.
The VPB1MNA features a chemically resistant polysulphone sensing construction and a pre-wired cable connection. Its optical operating principle is well suited to industrial applications requiring compact, repeatable liquid presence detection for filling, emptying, alarm and process-control functions.
The Carlo Gavazzi VPB1MNA determines liquid presence by monitoring the behaviour of infrared light at its sensing interface. When the optical conditions change as liquid reaches or leaves the sensing point, the integrated electronics change the output state, providing an electrical level signal without relying on a moving float mechanism.
Its NPN NO+NC output gives designers access to both normally open and normally closed switching functions, while the pre-wired cable and compact polysulphone construction support straightforward integration into suitable tanks, process equipment and OEM machinery.
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| Output Type | NPN | |
|---|---|---|
| Sensing Principle | Photoelectric | |
| Output Function | NO + NC | |
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | VP | |
| Model | VPB1MNA | |
| Product type | Photoelectric / optical liquid level sensor | |
| Sensing principle | Infrared optical liquid detection | |
| Light type | Modulated infrared | |
| Output Type | NPN transistor | |
| Output function | Change-over, NO+NC | |
| Connection type | Pre-wired cable | |
| Sensing material | Polysulphone | |
| Amplifier | Integrated | |
| Detection type | Point-level / liquid presence detection | |
| Application | Industrial liquid level monitoring | |
| Manufacturer part number | VPB1MNA |
The VPB1MNA is a photoelectric liquid level sensor designed for point-level detection using infrared optical sensing technology.
The VPB1MNA provides an NPN change-over output with normally open and normally closed functions (NO+NC).
The sensor uses modulated infrared light. A change in the optical conditions at the sensing point when liquid is present or absent causes the electronic output to change state.
The VPB1MNA uses polysulphone, providing chemical resistance for use with compatible industrial liquids.
The VPB1MNA is a pre-wired cable version, allowing direct connection to compatible industrial control equipment.
Yes. Its NPN change-over output provides both normally open and normally closed switching functions.
No. The VPB1MNA uses photoelectric infrared sensing, so liquid presence is detected without a conventional mechanical float.
Carlo Gavazzi VP photoelectric level sensors provide compact optical liquid detection for industrial automation and process applications, combining infrared sensing technology with practical electrical interfaces for dependable point-level monitoring.
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