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Description and Features
SENSOR™ OHC - Oxy Height Control is an advanced automated height control system for
oxy fuel shape cutting applications. This product utilizes advanced capacitive sensing and
microprocessor technology to automatically detect the plate and adjust torch position to a
desired set point during oxy fuel cutting operations. This reduces operator input, improves
accuracy and increases productivity.
Features
Sensor OHC can be used with any CNC
Easy setup & operation
Both manual & automatic operation modes
Microprocessor control for increased sensitivity and control
High positioning speeds possible with up to 6 amps continuous current and linear
adjustment over full range
Built-in diagnostic and fault detection features
Auto retract on plate contact
Optional second height set point input for preheat or pierce
Indicator lights for operation including:
⇒ Power On
⇒ Upper Limit Switch
⇒ Lower Limit Switch
Options
Five Cable Lengths from 19.7" (500mm) to 59" (1500mm)
Adapter cables allowing direct replacement for existing AR-300/100W Levilator Clearance
Controls
System Features*
Compatible Motors
Max Power Output
Control Range
Motor Output
Accuracy
Operator controls
Calibration
Measuring Technology
Dimensions
Inputs/ Outputs
Weight
Operating Environment
Power
*Information subject to change without notice.
** Dependent on customer supplied lifter mechanics
Sensor OHC Operation and Set Up Guide
⇒ In Position Indicator
⇒ Attention / Error indicator
DC permanent magnet 24VDC, 2 Amps to 6 Amps
(customer supplied)
150W
Linear 0.1" (2.5mm ) to 1.0" (25mm)
Full "H" bridge PWM with current sensing
.01" (.25mm )**
Easy to use control set point knob and easy read indicators
Easy access calibration pot on front Panel
Capacitive Ring with Coax Cable
8.50" (216mm ) W x 4.21" (107mm) D x 4.02" (102mm) H
3 outputs and 6 inputs optically isolated on "D" connectors
2.4 lbs
0 to 50C; 95% relative humidity (non-condensing)
24VAC +/- 10% 50/60 Hz
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