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KASINTON JSD-D0460A Infrared Temperature Sensor
-40℃ ~ 600℃ Range | 4-20mA Output | IP65 Protection | High-Precision Measurement
The KASINTON JSD-D0460A is a high-performance infrared temperature sensor designed to measure temperatures in the range of -40℃ to 600℃. Equipped with a 4-20mA output, this sensor provides seamless integration with automated control systems and data acquisition systems, enabling real-time temperature monitoring.
Built to withstand tough environments, the JSD-D0460A is rated IP65, offering dustproof and water-resistant protection that ensures reliable operation in industrial and outdoor settings. It is ideal for process control, quality monitoring, and machine diagnostics, where precision and durability are critical.
🌟 Key Features:
Temperature range: -40℃ ~ 600℃
4-20mA output for easy integration with control systems and monitoring equipment
IP65 protection — dustproof and water-resistant for demanding environments
High-precision infrared measurement for accurate temperature readings
Suitable for use in industrial automation, quality control, process monitoring, and more
Durable design for long-lasting, reliable performance
For pricing and more detailed information on the KASINTON JSD-D0460A, please contact us for a customized quotation based on your specific needs and order volume.
Environmental Rating |
IP65 (NEMA-4) |
Ambient Operation Range |
0 – 60°C |
Storage Temperature |
-20 – 85°C |
Relative Humidity |
10 – 95% non-condensing |
Material |
Stainless Steel |
Weight |
390 g – 450 g |
Power |
8-36VDC |
Outputs |
4 - 20 mA; 4-20mA and RS485 （Modbus RTU) |
A: Yes, We are professional sensor manufacturer over 50 years! Our technical team has more than 20 engineers.
Q: Can you accept OEM service ?
A: Yes, we can put your company information and logo on our sensors.
Q: Can I be your distributor?
A: Yes, we are looking for distributors in oversea market.
Q: What is your lead time?
A: Normally 7-10days. For quantity above100pcs, need extra 3-5 working days.
