FAQ

• What is hall effect?

  The Hall effect is the production of a potential difference (the Hall voltage) across an electrical conductor that is transverse to an electric current in the conductor and to an applied magnetic field perpendicular to the current.

• How a reed sensor works?

  Reed sensors use a magnet or electromagnet to create a magnetic field that opens or closes a reed switch within the sensor.

  
  

• How a flow switch works?

  A flow switch is simply a device that monitors the flow of liquid, gas, or steam. When the flow reaches a certain pre-set flow rate, a switch is triggered that has the capability to signal an action, such as shutting down the flow entirely.

  
  

• What is IP67?

  The first digit of IP67 (6) ensures that products have the highest protection against solid ingresses, such as windblown dirt and other airborne solid materials that may not be visible to the naked eye. Combined with their high-level water-ingress protection indicated by the second digit (7), IP67-rated enclosures can withstand water hoses, jet sprays, and momentary water immersion. Rest assured, IP67-rated enclosures are guaranteed to function in indoor, outdoor, wet, and demanding industrial and commercial settings. In addition, due to their high water-ingress rating, IP67-rated enclosures can sustain up to depths of 150mm to 1000mm of water for 30 minutes maximum.