Distance Hysteresis Option
Some standard proximity sensors can be furnished with a "hysteresis control" capability. Many hysteresis sensors have a fixed detect point equal to the sensor's minimum range, and an adjustable turn off point up to the sensor's maximum range . Consult factory for hysteresis option.

Thru-Beam Option
The TBT/TBR-600-40 is primarily a Thru-Beam sensor consisting of one transmit and one receive transducer, in separate and self-contained housings.

High Gain Option
The RPS-300 and 325 can be furnished with a high gain capability. This is denoted by the letter (G) in the part number. (Example: RPS-300G-14)

Analog Output Option
Analog outputs of 0-10 VDC and 4-20 mA are available in a variety of models. See the selection card and appropriate data sheet for details. Note: In some models, analog output is an option indicated by adding (-500) to the part number. (Example: RP S-100-14-500)

When connected to any RPS-100/300/325/326 proximity sensor, an RPS-500 ANALOG RANGING CARD measures discrete distances to a target within a selected range, then outputs one or more signals to a controller or computer.

DESCRIPTION RPS-500
OUTPUTS: Analog voltage (0-10 VDC) and current (4-20 mA), linearly proportional to target distance. Has adjustable zeroing and span control, plus inverting switch. Outputs are isolated up to 2500V. Powered by 120VAC.

ANALOG RANGING CARD RPS-500

Sensor Selection
All units are furnished with mounting capabilities and an LED to indicate output state. Also included is a 6-ft. cable. Optional cable lengths are available.All sensors can be easily interfaced with controllers or computers. Note that proximity sensors (RPS-100/300/325/326) can be quickly converted into ranging sensors via a simple connection to a RPS-500 Analog Ranging Card.