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Carlo Gavazzi VRY2A is an IP67 non-flush capacitive level sensor with an 8 mm sensing distance, Ø30 mm thermoplastic polyester housing, 1½-inch pipe thread and screw-terminal connection for detecting compatible solids, liquids and granulated materials.
£76.51
The Carlo Gavazzi VRY2A is a robust capacitive level sensor designed for point-level detection of solids, liquids and granulated materials in industrial tanks, hoppers and process vessels. Its capacitive sensing principle detects changes in the dielectric properties of material entering the sensing field, providing dependable level monitoring without a mechanically operated float.
The VRY2A features a cylindrical Ø30 mm thermoplastic polyester housing with a 1½-inch pipe thread for process mounting. Its non-flush sensing design provides an operating sensing distance of up to 8 mm, while screw terminals and a cable-gland entry provide a practical electrical installation arrangement.
Designed for operation with a separate amplifier relay, the VRY2A connects to compatible Carlo Gavazzi SV150/250 or SV160/260 level-control amplifiers. With IP67 protection, an operating temperature range of -25 to +70 °C and pressure capability up to 10 bar, it is suited to demanding industrial level-detection applications.
The Carlo Gavazzi VRY2A detects changes in capacitance when material enters its sensing field. This enables point-level monitoring of a wide range of compatible media without relying on moving mechanical components, making it suitable for automated filling, emptying and level-alarm systems.
Its thermoplastic polyester housing, IP67 protection and threaded process connection provide a durable installation for industrial equipment. When connected to a compatible Carlo Gavazzi amplifier relay, the VRY2A forms a complete level-control solution for tanks, hoppers and other material-handling applications.
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| Mounting Condition | Non-flush | |
|---|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP67 | |
| Output Type | Relay | |
| Sensing Principle | Capacitive | |
| Sensing Distance | 8 mm | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | VR | |
| Model | VRY2A | |
| Product type | Capacitive level sensor | |
| Sensing principle | Capacitive | |
| Mounting type | Non-flush | |
| Sensing distance | Up to 8 mm | |
| Sensor diameter | Ø30 mm | |
| Housing material | Thermoplastic polyester | |
| Housing style | Cylindrical threaded | |
| Process connection | 1½-inch pipe thread | |
| Electrical termination | Screw terminals with cable-gland entry | |
| Output | For external amplifier relay | |
| Compatible amplifier families | SV150/250 and SV160/260 | |
| Protection rating | IP67 | |
| Operating temperature | -25 to +70 °C | |
| Maximum pressure | 10 bar | |
| Suitable media | Compatible solids, liquids and granulated substances |
The VRY2A is a capacitive level sensor designed for point-level detection of compatible solids, liquids and granulated substances in tanks, hoppers and industrial process equipment.
The Carlo Gavazzi VRY2A has an operating sensing distance of up to 8 mm.
The VRY2A uses a thermoplastic polyester housing with a cylindrical Ø30 mm construction.
The sensor uses a 1½-inch pipe thread for process mounting and provides screw terminals with a cable-gland entry for electrical wiring.
Yes. The VRY2A is designed to operate with a separate amplifier relay and is compatible with Carlo Gavazzi SV150/250 and SV160/260 amplifier families.
Carlo Gavazzi capacitive level sensors provide dependable detection of liquids and bulk materials, combining robust industrial construction with proven capacitive sensing technology for tanks, hoppers, silos and automated process systems.
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