Name: ABB PFCL 201 vertical force measurement, force sensor
Brand: ABB
Availability: InStock

ABB PFCL 201 vertical force measurement, force sensor

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ABB PFCL 201 Vertical Force Sensor delivers precise and reliable force measurement for industrial applications. Featuring robust construction, high accuracy, and easy integration, this sensor is ideal for quality control, automation, and testing. Its durable design ensures long-term performance even in demanding environments.

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Product model: PFCL 201 vertical force measurement, force sensor
Product description: The ABB PFCL 201 vertical force measurement, force sensor is a precision device designed for accurate force monitoring in industrial applications. It ensures reliable performance with high sensitivity and durability.
Brand: ABB
Country of origin: Switzerland
Net weight: 0.5 kg
Dimensions: 50 mm x 50 mm x 20 mm
Power supply: 24 V DC
Input/output: Analog output (0-10 V), digital signal compatibility
Communication interface: RS-485, Modbus protocol
Usage: Ideal for automation, robotics, and machinery force monitoring. Learn more about ABB products here or contact us for support.

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Product Model	PFCL 201
Product Description	The PFCL 201 is a robust power factor correction device designed to enhance the efficiency of electrical systems by improving the power factor. It features advanced control technology to automatically adjust reactive power compensation, ensuring optimal performance and energy savings in industrial applications.
Brand	ABB
Origin	Switzerland
Net Weight	12 kg
Dimensions	300 mm x 200 mm x 150 mm
Power Supply	400 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Input/Output	Input: 3-phase, Output: adjustable reactive power up to 200 kVAR
Communication Interface	Modbus RTU, Ethernet/IP
Use	Suitable for industrial automation, manufacturing facilities, and commercial buildings requiring power factor correction to reduce energy costs and optimize power quality.