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Sash sensor

SGU 100

Sash sensor

How energy efficiency is improved

Together with ASV115CF152, the VAV compact controller for critical areas, it enables energy-saving and safe air volume control according to needs in fume cupboards.


Funktioner

  • Infinitely-variable measurement of the position of the vertical front sash on laboratory fume cupboards

  • Accurate detection of sash position, with no wear and tear

  • Fast control of the air volume; no oscillation

  • Easy fitting, preferably on the counterweight of the front sash

  • Teach-in function for adjusting the travel of the front sash

  • Easy to program using the SAUTER CASE Sensors software

  • Integrated excess-travel alarm

  • Power cable 2.5 m long, 7 × 0.32 mm2, fixed to housing

  • Fitted with halogen-free cable as standard

  • Remote access and remote maintenance: Commissioning and service via bus or external push-button

  • 3-colour LED status indicator

  • Acoustic status and alarm elements (can be deactivated)

Produktsökning
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SAUTER Head Office was the target of a cyber security incident on November 20, 2024. SAUTER’s IT department immediately activated, well defined, internal emergency plans. All IT systems were completely isolated and shut down to successfully prevent the attack from spreading. External cybersecurity experts and data forensics specialists then began to check all systems and restore them securely. This process is unfortunately time-consuming, but absolutely necessary to ensure that the cyber-attack does not continue at a later date.


The SAUTER websites have been affected by the emergency operation and are available again with immediate effect.


There are currently no concrete indications that our customers' infrastructures have been compromised in any way by SAUTER devices. It appears to be an opportunistic incident with no clearly recognisable long-term goals or systematic attacks. The situation does not currently suggest that there is a targeted, sustained threat to the affected systems.