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Parker SensoControl introduces new pressure sensor, SCPSi, with IO-Link functionality for usage within smart Internet of Things applications

Parker Hannifin, the global leader in motion and control technologies, has launched the SCPSi pressure sensor with IO-Link functionality to meet customer demand in more and more smart industrial environments.

The sensor, which has an optimised, compact design, enables particularly simple and fast commissioning and parameterization thanks to the IO-Link interface. This means that data is available more quickly and in a standardised form for use, for example, in an ERP system. This ultimately leads to cost savings and increased efficiency.

With the help of the IO-Link technology, data is transmitted interference-free. The data transmission is based on a 24V signal, which is completely digital. The signal transmission is very safe against external influences. Inaccuracies in measurements are thus a thing of the past.

With the IO-Link technology, a wide variety of values can be measured. This gives the user more flexibility and the possibility of simple integration into existing systems. Condition monitoring applications can therefore be easily designed. Remote diagnostics are also possible via the IO-Link sensor.

For more information on the SCPSi pressure sensor, please visit: https://ph.parker.com/de/en/io-link-pressure-sensor-and-switch-scpsi

For more information, please contact:

Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Germany GmbH & Co. KG
Tel: +49 (0) 521 40484169
Email: katharina.leifeld@parker.com
Web: https://www.parker.com

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