ABB PFCL201C vertical force measurement sensor

In stock

ABB’s PFCL201C Vertical Force Measurement Sensor delivers precise and reliable force monitoring for industrial applications. Featuring robust construction, high accuracy, and easy integration, this sensor ensures optimal performance in demanding environments. Its compact vertical design saves space while providing real-time data for enhanced process control.

Enjoy peace of mind with a one-year warranty, guaranteeing quality and durability. Whether for automation, testing, or quality assurance, the PFCL201C is your trusted solution.

Upgrade your systems today—order now! Contact us for more details.

product model: PFCL201C vertical force measurement sensor
product description: The PFCL201C vertical force measurement sensor by ABB is a high-precision device designed for accurate force measurement in industrial applications. It ensures reliable performance in demanding environments.
brand: ABB
country of origin: Switzerland
net weight: 1.2 kg
dimensions: 120 mm x 80 mm x 40 mm
power supply: 24 V DC
input/output: Analog output (4-20 mA), digital signal compatibility
communication interface: RS-485, Modbus protocol
usage: Ideal for automation, robotics, and manufacturing processes where precise vertical force monitoring is required. Learn more about ABB products here or contact us for support.

Product Model	PFCL201C
Product Description	The PFCL201C is a compact and efficient power factor controller designed for optimizing the power factor in industrial electrical systems. It automatically adjusts the reactive power compensation using capacitor banks, ensuring efficient energy consumption and reducing utility costs.
Brand	ABB
Origin	Switzerland
Net Weight	1.5 kg
Dimensions	120 mm x 100 mm x 60 mm
Power Supply	230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Input/Output	Typical input includes voltage and current sensors output configuration supports up to 6 relay contacts for capacitor switching.
Communication Interface	Modbus RTU, RS-485
Use	Commonly used in manufacturing plants, commercial buildings, and any industrial application where power factor correction is necessary to improve energy efficiency and reduce electrical penalties.