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HBX-DX is thus the first sensor in the world capable of measuring the relationship between vapor and liquid a refrigeration system.
The sensor measures the degree of dryness, "X", of the gas in the gas pipes, and the value is converted into a 4-20 mA analogue signal corresponding to "X". The HBX-DX measures the dryness of the gas in the range X = 0.85 to 1.05.
The sensor is available in two variants, "Rod Style" for installation in a pipe elbow and "In-line" for welding into the suction pipe.
The sensor's microprocessor also functions as a controller, enabling the direct control of a modulating motor valve, thereby bypassing the external controller or the PLC. The controller can be set up with all the parameters that are necessary for regulating a modulating motor valve or a stepper motor valve. The sensor is available with a cable for direct supply to and control of the motor valve, or as a sensor where the signal is sent to the external controller/PLC.
The sensor cannot measure actual overheating, but with proper installation and system design, overheating can be reduced or eliminated, thus leading to substantial energy savings.
Product Features:
Weight | 2.000000 |
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Condition | New |
Brand | HB Products |
Thread Type | 3/4" NPT |
Direct Valve Control | for Modulating Valve |
Length | 300 mm (11.81") |
Refrigerant Gases | NH3, HFC, HFO & CFC |
System Design | DX Systems |
Analog Output | 4-20 mA |
VAC | 24 AC/DC + 10% |
Maximum Possible resistance | 500 Ohm |
Plug Connection | DIN 43650 - 4 pins |
Maximum Pressure | 100 bar |
Protection Degree | IP65 |
Material - Liquid Parts | AISI 304 / PTFE |
Material - Electrical Parts | Coated Aluminum |
EMC Test | EN 61000-2 |
Refrigerant Temperature | -76°/176°F (-60°/80°C) |
LED Indication | Red LED |