Airflow sensor for embedded applications

Degree Controls F600 pulse airflow sensor provides rapid response to fan failure or airflow blockage prior to component temperature rise.

By Control Engineering Staff

02/10/2009

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Degree Controls has released the F600 pulse airflow sensor, an air-velocity sensor for board mounted and embedded applications that require in-situ airflow sensing.
F600 provides rapid response to fan failure or airflow blockage prior to component temperature rise and subsequent failure. It is ROHS Level 6-compliant to meet emerging green standards and complies with NEBS requirements. AccuSense F600 Series products are interchangeable with one another. Each sensor has its own on-line circuitry to provide normalized performance.
The F600 is designed for all embedded and electronics cooling applications, including industrial automation,
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