Part no.: MR342 Incremental Fiber Optic Drawwire Linear Sensor
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• 100% passive sensing design no electronics whatsoever
• Sensor can be installed in all manner of hazardous locations and potentially explosive atmospheres
• Immune to EMI and RFI
The MR342W series ZapFree® Fiber Optic Incremental Sensor is an entirely passive, intrinsically safe, fiber optic incremental rotary encoder mounted on a draw wire module ideal for a wide range of harsh and hazardous environmental linear position applications.
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