1. Sensors What this product does Detects physical conditions and converts them into electrical signals that monitoring, control, or datalogging equipment can read. Provides the basic sensing input required for automation, safety systems, diagnostics, and measurement tasks. Key benefits — why you need it Improves visibility: Gives realtime information about a process, machine, or environment so you can respond quickly to changes. Enables control and automation: Supplies reliable inputs that controllers and data systems use to maintain setpoints, trigger actions, or record events. Reduces downtime and risk: Early detection of abnormal conditions supports preventive maintenance and safer operation. Simplifies integration: Designed to be used as the primary input device for monitoring and control applications. Core attributes Function: Converts measured physical quantities (such as motion, position, force, temperature, pressure, light, or proximity) into electrical outputs for downstream systems. Compatibility: Intended for integration with controllers, dataacquisition systems, PLCs, display units, or other equipment that accepts sensor inputs. Form factor: Available in compact sizes and mounting styles to suit installations where space, accessibility, or protection are factors. Materials and durability: Constructed to withstand typical installation environments; specific material choices and ratings depend on the sensor type and application. Performance: Offers repeatable, reliable measurements appropriate for monitoring, control, and diagnostic tasks; exact ranges, accuracy, and response times vary by sensor type. Typical applications Machine condition monitoring: Track temperature, vibration, or position to detect wear or misalignment and schedule maintenance before failures occur. Building and facility automation: Provide occupancy, temperature, and environmental feedback to HVAC, lighting, and security systems for energy efficiency and comfort. Industrial process control: Measure pressure, level, flow, or position as inputs to control loops that maintain product quality and process stability. What to consider when selecting Match the sensor's measurement type and range to your application requirements. Confirm physical mounting, connector type, and electrical interface are compatible with your equipment. Verify environmental ratings (temperature, ingress protection) for the installation location. Check accuracy, repeatability, and response time to ensure the sensor meets control or monitoring needs. This sensor solution supplies the fundamental detection and signal output needed to monitor, control, and protect equipment and processes. Select the sensor type and specifications that match your system requirements for dependable integration and performance.