- Dual
Wavelength
Sensors
- PRO
80
- PRO
90
Dual Wavelength Sensors
Dual wavelength sensors tend to measure the hottest temperature viewed in the target area which enables them to compensate for adverse application conditions. This includes applications with varying emissivity, intervening media, and small or wandering targets. With a unique single detector design and the industry’s highest signal dilution factor, Williamson’s dual wavelength sensors can outperform all other ratio sensors when these adverse conditions exist. |
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- Temperature limits of 200-4500°F (95-2500°C)
- Accurate, reliable, repeatable measurements
- Wide selection of temperature ranges and optics
- Measures target temperature, signal strength (emissivity), signal dilution, and ambient temperature
- Visual, laser, and fiber optic alignment options
- A variety of installation and protective accessories
With their advanced design, these sensors include the patented ESP Filters that can be easily programmed to filter out bad readings on challenging applications. |
PRO 80 Visual Alignment
The PRO 80 Dual-Wavelength Sensors with Visual Alignment are used with applications involving greybody materials, like nonferrous metals, to automatically compensate for any variations in emissivity. These sensors are also used to compensate for difficult application issues such as misalignment or intervening media. |
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- A wide selection of temperature ranges and optics
- Visual Aiming (for fiber optics choose PRO 90)
- Optional through the lens laser aiming
- An intuitive Text based user interface
- Programmable outputs and alarms for measured target temperature, signal strength (emissivity), signal dilution, and ambient temperature.
- Advanced ESP Filters for Signal Strength and Signal Dilution
- Bi-directional RS485 and RS232 communications
- Advanced system diagnostics and status messages
- Rugged, corrosion resistant NEMA 4 / IP65 enclosures
- Stand alone and system configurations
- A wide selection of accessories
With a unique single detector design and the industry’s highest signal dilution factor, Williamson’s dual-wavelength sensors can outperform all other ratio sensors when demanding application issues exist. Typical difficult application issues include:
- Low or varying emissivity
- Intervening Media such as dirty optics, scale, smoke, steam, dust, or water spray
- A partially filled field of view caused by a mechanical obstruction or a small or wandering target
With their advanced design, these dual wavelength sensors include the patented ESP Filters that can be easily programmed to filter out bad readings on challenging applications.
| 2 µm |
200-600°F |
95-315°C |
D/17 |
D/17 |
n/a |
375°F / 190°C |
500:1 |
| 2 µm |
400-1100°F |
200-600°C |
D/17 |
D/17 |
D/50 |
425°F / 220°C |
2000:1 |
| 2 µm |
500-1200°F |
260-650°C |
D/17 |
D/17 |
D/50 |
425°F / 220°C |
2200:1 |
| 2 µm |
900-2700°F |
475-1475°C |
n/a |
D/75 |
D/100 |
975°F / 525°C |
2000:1 |
| 1.5 µm |
700-2100°F |
375-1150°C |
D/17 |
D/75 |
n/a |
925°F / 500°C |
6000:1 |
| 1.5 µm |
750-2500°F |
400-1375°C |
D/17 |
D/75 |
n/a |
1000°F / 540°C |
6000:1 |
| 1.5 µm |
900-3200°F |
475-1750°C |
D/17 |
D/100 |
D/120 |
1225°F / 660°C |
6000:1 |
| 1.5 µm |
1000-4000°F |
550-2200°C |
D/17 |
D/100 |
D/120 |
1325°F / 720°C |
6000:1 |
| 1 µm |
1100-2000°F |
600-1100°C |
D/17 |
D/30 |
n/a |
1300°F / 700°C |
2250:1 |
| 1 µm |
1300-2500°F |
700-1375°C |
D/17 |
D/75 |
n/a |
1500°F / 815°C |
2250:1 |
| 1 µm |
1600-3200°F |
875-1750°C |
D/25 |
D/100 |
D/150 |
1800°F / 980°C |
2250:1 |
| 1 µm |
1700-4500°F |
925-2475°C |
D/25 |
D/100 |
D/150 |
2275°F / 1250°C |
2250:1 |
- 23 – Remote Interface Module with Power Supply
- PS – Universal Power Supply
- LA – Laser Aiming
- SB - Swivel Bracket
- AP - Air Purge
- WCAP - Water Cooling Air Purge
PRO Series Brochure (PDF)
Dual Wavelength Temperature Systems Brochure (PDF)
PRO 80 & 90 Datasheet (PDF)
Application Worksheet (PDF)
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PRO 90 Fiber Optic Alignment
The PRO 90 Dual-Wavelength Sensors with Fiber Optics are used with applications involving greybody materials, like nonferrous metals, to automatically compensate for any variations in emissivity. These sensors are also used to compensate for difficult application issues such as misalignment or intervening media. With the fiber optic configuration, it is possible to view a target and mount the sensor electronics in a remote or more convenient location. This provides greater durability and flexibility
with sensor installations that involve confined
spaces and/or severe environments. |
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- A wide selection of temperature ranges and optics
- Fiber optic alignment with a small, sealed fiber cable
- Optional Integrated Aim Light to verify alignment
- An intuitive Text based user interface
- Programmable outputs and alarms for measured target temperature, signal strength emissivity), signal dilution, and ambient temperature
- Advanced ESP Filters for Signal Strength and Signal Dilution
- Bi-directional RS485 and RS232 communications
- Advanced system diagnostics and status messages
- Rugged, corrosion resistant NEMA 4 / IP65 enclosures
- Stand alone and system configurations
- A wide selection of accessories
All of Williamson’s fiber optic sensors use a small, sealed fiber optic cable with an ambient limit of 400°F (200°C) to enable access to difficult to reach targets and to survive hostile operating conditions. In addition, Williamson offers several unique fiber cable options that can enable measurements on applications that were previously considered difficult to measure. This includes the ArmorGuard System, the Stainless Steel Braid System, and the Gooseneck System.
With a unique single detector design and the industry’s highest signal dilution factor, Williamson’s dual-wavelength sensors can outperform all other ratio sensors when demanding application issues exist. Typical difficult application issues include:
- Low or varying emissivity
- Intervening Media such as dirty optics, scale, smoke, steam, dust, or water spray
- A partially filled field of view caused by a mechanical obstruction or a small or wandering target
With their advanced design, these dual wavelength sensors include the patented ESP Filters that can be easily programmed to filter out bad readings on challenging applications.
| 2 µm |
400-1100 |
200-600 |
D/2 |
D/12 |
D/50 |
525°F
275°C |
2000:1 |
Quartz |
3ft
91cm |
| 2 µm |
500-1100 |
260-600 |
D/2 |
D/35 |
D/50 |
525°F
275°C |
2000:1 |
Quartz |
3ft
91cm |
| 2 µm |
900-2700 |
475-1475 |
D/2 |
D/50 |
D/75 |
1025°F
550°C |
2000:1 |
Quartz |
6ft
1.8m |
| 1.5 µm |
700-2100 |
375-1150 |
D/2 |
D/35 |
D/50 |
925°F
500°C |
6000:1 |
Quartz |
30ft
9.1m |
| 1.5 µm |
750-2500 |
400-1375 |
D/2 |
D/35 |
D/50 |
1000°F
540°C |
6000:1 |
Quartz |
30ft
9.1m |
| 1.5 µm |
900-3200 |
475-1750 |
D/2 |
D/50 |
D/75 |
1225°F
660°C |
6000:1 |
Quartz |
30ft
9.1m |
| 1.5 µm |
1000-4000 |
550-2200 |
D/2 |
D/50 |
D/75 |
1325°F
720°C |
6000:1 |
Quartz |
30ft
9.1m |
| 1 µm |
1100-2000 |
600-1100 |
D/.75 |
D/12 |
D/50 |
1300°F
700°C |
2250:1 |
Glass |
20ft
6m |
| 1 µm |
1300-2500 |
700-1375 |
D/.75 |
D/35 |
D/50 |
1500°F
815°C |
2250:1 |
Glass |
25ft
7.6m |
| 1 µm |
1600-3200 |
875-1750 |
D/.75 |
D/50 |
D/75 |
1800°F
980°C |
2250:1 |
Glass |
30ft
9.1m |
| 1 µm |
1700-4500 |
925-2475 |
D/.75 |
D/50 |
D/75 |
2275°F
1250°C |
2250:1 |
Glass |
30ft
9.1m |
- 23 – Remote Interface Module with Power Supply
- PS – Universal Power Supply
- AL – Integrated Aim Light
- FOSB – Fiber Optic Swivel Bracket
- AP - Air Purge
- WCAP - Water Cooling Air Purge
- AG - ArmorGuard System
- SSB - Stainless Steel Braid System
- GN - Gooseneck System
PRO Series Brochure (PDF)
Dual Wavelength Temperature Systems Brochure (PDF)
PRO 80 & 90 Datasheet (PDF)
Application Worksheet (PDF)
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