IFM EVC06A ifm efector Process and Position Sensors

Razz Middle East supplies ifm electronic sensors and control products in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the article number. ifm builds process sensing for pressure, temperature, flow, level and vibration, position sensing for cylinders, valves and machine axes, and the AS-Interface and IO-Link modules, connectors and cordsets that carry their signals back to the controller. Items are delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

IFM EVC06A

This page covers IFM part number EVC06A — ifm efector Process and Position Sensors. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About ifm efector Process and Position Sensors

ifm article numbers are a letter group followed by four digits, and the letters point to the product line. AC numbers such as AC2261, AC5214 and AC2250 are AS-Interface products: field modules that gather sensor and actuator signals close to the machine, gateways that link an AS-i line to a higher-level network, and the power supplies and repeaters that serve the yellow flat cable. MK numbers such as MK5102 are magnetic cylinder sensors that sit in or on a pneumatic actuator and report piston position. E numbers cover the wide accessory range, from mounting brackets, clamps and reflectors to connectors and cordsets. Process lines have their own prefixes, covering pressure sensors and switches with display, temperature sensors and transmitters, flow monitors on calorimetric and magnetic-inductive principles, point and continuous level sensing, and vibration and condition-monitoring units. Position sensing spans inductive proximity sensors in the usual barrel and block bodies, photoelectric and laser sensors, and encoders. Almost every current line has an IO-Link variant, which is what allows the sensor to report a measured value and diagnostics over the same three-wire connection that once carried a single switching output.

ifm efector Process and Position Sensors in Saudi Arabia

ifm sensing suits the utility and process side of Saudi plants. Water production, desalination pre-treatment, district cooling and building plant rooms use pressure, temperature and flow sensors on pump sets, chillers, cooling towers and dosing skids, where a flow monitor on a pump discharge is the simplest protection against dry running. Food, beverage and dairy plants use hygienic pressure, temperature and level sensors on tanks and CIP circuits. Cement, mining and Ma'aden handling use vibration and condition monitoring on fans, crushers and gearboxes, and inductive sensors on chute and gate positions. Packaging and machine-building workshops in Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah use cylinder sensors and AS-Interface field modules to cut cabinet wiring on machines with many distributed points. Compressed-air systems across all of these use flow and pressure monitoring to find leaks. High ambient temperature, dust and long cable runs in open plant are the recurring constraints, and imported equipment must satisfy the applicable SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Order by the ifm article number printed on the sensor body or on its label, since the type text alone repeats across many variants. For process sensors, give the measuring range you need, the process connection thread or hygienic fitting, the medium and the maximum process temperature, because the same electronics are sold against several ranges and fittings under different numbers. For cylinder sensors, state the actuator make and the groove type, as a T-slot sensor will not fit a round-body or dovetail cylinder. For AS-Interface, name the existing master or gateway and the cable topology, because a module has to match the profile in use. Cordsets are ordered by connector form, number of poles, angle and length. If you have only the machine and not the number, send photographs of the sensor and its mounting. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.