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NON-CONTACT POSITION SENSOR

Blade Dual Output

Single or dual channel analogue output.

Blade Dual Output is the dual-output member of the Blade range, offering single and dual channel analogue output from the same non-contact two-part design. Dual channel is specified where the receiving system needs a redundant or independently checked position signal.

IP67Analogue
Blade Dual Output position sensor

Single and dual channel

Redundant second channel option

Contactless two-part design

Nothing to wear, unlimited life

Linear or angular

Measures either type of travel

IP67 rated

Sealed for temporary immersion, 1 m for 30 min

WHERE IT SITS

Blade Dual Output in the Blade range

SPECIFICATION IN BRIEF

What the Blade Dual Output provides

MeasurementLinear or angular
ChannelsSingle or dual channel
SensingNon-contact, two-part design
OutputsAnalogue
Ingress protectionIP67

SPECIFICATION

Full specification

Figures from the Blade Dual Output datasheet, issue 6. Confirm the current issue before ordering.

Measurement

MeasurementLinear or angular
SensingNon-contact, two-part design
Measurement rangeLinear or angular, non-contact two-part design
ChannelsSingle or dual channel

Outputs and power

OutputsAnalogue

Environment

Ingress protectionIP67

Approvals and documentation

DatasheetPD1356 Iss 6

COMPARE

Blade Dual Output against Blade25: only what differs

Blade Dual OutputBlade25
MeasurementLinear or angular25 mm linear, or 90 degrees angular
Measurement rangeLinear or angular, non-contact two-part design25 mm linear or 90° angular, fully configurable
OutputsAnalogueAnalogue and digital (PWM, RS232, RS485)
DatasheetPD1356 Iss 6PD1484 Iss 7
Show the 2 rows that are the same
Blade Dual OutputBlade25
SensingNon-contact, two-part designNon-contact, two-part design
Ingress protectionIP67IP67

The nearest comparison in the range. Confirm which specification the application actually needs before ordering either. Compare the whole range

BEFORE YOU SPECIFY

Is the Blade Dual Output the correct configuration?

Before specifying, confirm:

  • the measurement or level range the application needs
  • the output and interface the receiving system expects
  • the fluid or medium and its effect on the sensing surface
  • the environmental sealing the installation demands
  • the mounting arrangement and available space
  • any approval or certification the application requires

If those match, the Blade Dual Output provides that configuration.

QUESTIONS

Specification questions about the Blade Dual Output

What does the Blade Dual Output measure?

Linear or angular.

What is the difference between the Blade Dual Output and the Blade25?

The Blade Dual Output offers single or dual channel analogue output for a redundant second channel, on linear or angular travel. The Blade25 covers 25 mm linear or 90 degrees angular, is fully configurable and adds PWM, RS232 and RS485 digital outputs.

How does the Blade Dual Output sense?

Non-contact, two-part design.

What measurement range does the Blade Dual Output cover?

The Blade Dual Output covers linear or angular, non-contact two-part design.

What outputs does the Blade Dual Output provide?

The Blade Dual Output provides analogue.

What ingress protection does the Blade Dual Output have?

The Blade Dual Output is sealed to IP67.

Where can I find the datasheet for the Blade Dual Output?

The Blade Dual Output datasheet is PD1356 Iss 6. It is linked in the documentation section of this page.

At a glance
MeasurementLinear or angular
ChannelsSingle or dual channel
SensingNon-contact, two-part design
OutputsAnalogue
Ingress protectionIP67

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