Specifications:
The document outlines various types of foto-captors, each with specific ambient temperature ranges from -30°C to +85°C (-22F to 185F). The housing is made of 1.4541 stainless steel, with all parts encapsulated. It meets shock and vibration standards per DIN 57.411 and has a protection standard of IP65 / DIN 400 50. The device includes a green LED function indicator and a red LED overload indicator. Electrical connections are available via molded armored silicone cable or connection socket.

Procedures:
The foto-captors are designed to operate with different temperature ranges, viewing angles, housings, cooling jackets, and electrical outputs. They can be supplied with or without fiber optics, and with integral or remote lens systems. The type code is crucial for identifying the specific unit.

Technical Data:
Electrical output and set-point temperatures vary by type code, with minimum temperature responses ranging from 270°C to 800°C. Optical data includes various viewing angles and scanned areas at different distances. Electrical data specifies voltage, output type, supply voltage, load current, and switching frequencies.

Design Options:
Available design options include standard housing, cooling jackets, remote electronics units, remote lenses, and swivel stands.

Charts and Graphs:
Chart B illustrates the increase in set-point temperature required based on the percentage of the scanned area containing the hot product. For example, a foto-captor type 1331.- requires a set-point temperature of 450°C when the scanned area is fully covered by the hot product, but if only 5% is covered, an additional 250°C is needed, making the effective response temperature 700°C.

Contact Information:
For further inquiries, contact Weber Sensors LLC at 4462 Bretton Court Building 1, Ste 7, Acworth, GA 30101, Phone: +1(770)592-6630, Fax: -6640, Email: [email protected], Website: www.captor.com.