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KASINTON JSD60A Non-Contact Infrared Temperature Sensor (0~600℃, 4-20mA, IP65)
The KASINTON JSD60A is a robust and accurate non-contact infrared temperature sensor designed for temperature measurements ranging from 0℃ to 600℃. Featuring a 4-20mA output, it provides seamless integration with industrial automation systems, enabling precise and efficient temperature monitoring. The IP65-rated enclosure ensures reliable performance in demanding environments by protecting against dust and water.
This sensor is ideal for medium-to-high-temperature applications, such as process control, manufacturing, and machinery maintenance. With its advanced infrared technology, the JSD60A offers fast, safe, and non-invasive temperature measurements, enhancing productivity and operational safety.
Key Features:
Temperature measurement range: 0℃ to 600℃
Output: 4-20mA for easy integration into industrial systems
IP65 rated for excellent protection against dust and water
Non-contact infrared technology for accurate and safe temperature detection
Suitable for industrial applications such as manufacturing, HVAC, and equipment monitoring
The KASINTON JSD60A Infrared Temperature Sensor is a reliable and efficient solution for industrial temperature monitoring, ensuring precision and durability.
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Protection class
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IP65 (NEMA-4)
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Ambient temperature
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0~60°C
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Storage temperature
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-20~80°C
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Relative humidity
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10~95% (non-condensation)
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Materia
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Stainless steel
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Cable length
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1.5 m (standard), or custom
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Working power supply
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A/ B series: 9~24 V DC
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Output signal
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4~20 mA; 0~5Voptional
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A: Yes, We are professional sensor manufacturer over 50 years! Our technical team has more than 20 engineers.
Q: Can you accept OEM service ?
A: Yes, we can put your company information and logo on our sensors.
Q: Can I be your distributor?
A: Yes, we are looking for distributors in oversea market.
Q: What is your lead time?
A: Normally 7-10days. For quantity above100pcs, need extra 3-5 working days.
