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FT-F902<br />

Features<br />

Safe fi ber type sensor<br />

Because it is a fi ber sensor, it is safe to use in dangerous<br />

areas where there is a risk of fi re or explosion. It meets the<br />

stringent demands for higher safety levels placed by international<br />

standards including SEMI S2.<br />

Easy to use and reliable detection<br />

Even when shape and thickness of the pipe vary, this sensor<br />

uses a method where the beam axis follows the diameter of<br />

the pipe, and so, when compared to conventional methods, the<br />

shape and thickness of the pipe have no infl uence on the performance<br />

of this sensor.<br />

Reliable detection not affected by bubbles<br />

or droplets<br />

Problems encountered by conventional pipe-mountable <strong>sensors</strong>,<br />

such as bubbles, droplets or liquid leakage, have been<br />

solved using the latest optical fi ber techniques.<br />

Technical Specifi cations<br />

Applicable amplifi ers: FX-301-F, FX-301P-F<br />

Sensing object: Liquid<br />

Applicable pipe diameter: Outer dia. �3.0 to �10.0mm<br />

Fiber cable length: 2m (free-cut)<br />

Protective tube length: 1m<br />

Dimensions (W�H�D): 23�17�20mm<br />

38<br />

FIBER HEADS<br />

FT-F902<br />

Reliably Xxxxxx detect liquid in pipes<br />

07/2010<br />

Worry-free design that doesn’t overlook<br />

liquid-absent condition and sensor<br />

malfunction<br />

When liquid is present in the pipe, the lens effect of the liquid<br />

condenses the beam so that the sensor is in beam receiving<br />

condition.<br />

Liquid present Liquid absent<br />

Beam-receiving signal<br />

High<br />

Beam-receiving signal<br />

Low

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