SFS-D500100H is the high-temperature version of the SFS-D500100, operating from -10°C to 150°C, with 100 mm reference distance, ±25 mm measuring range, 850 nm repeatability and <±5 μm linearity error.
POMEAS SFS-D500100H is the high-temperature version of the SFS-D500100, operating from -10°C to 150°C for stable measurement under hot conditions. Reference distance 100 mm, measuring range ±25 mm, repeatability 850 nm and linearity error <±5 μm; the combination of ultra-large range and heat resistance suits hot large workpieces and high-temperature environments.

| Product Model | SFS-D500100H |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Chromatic Confocal Displacement Sensor |
| Reference Distance | 100 mm |
| Measuring Range | ±25 mm |
| Measuring Angle | ±9.5° |
| Spot Diameter | Φ25/50 μm |
| Repeatability | 850 nm |
| Linearity Error | <±5 μm |
| Probe Size | Φ60×217.3 mm |
| Weight | 1167 g |
| Minimum Measurable Thickness | 5% of F.S. |
| Temperature Characteristic | <0.03% F.S./°C |
| Protection Rating | IP40 |
| Measurement Method | Non-contact Optical Measurement |
| Application | High-Temperature Ultra-Large-Range Displacement Measurement |
Ideal for ultra-large-range displacement and height measurement in high-temperature environments, hot large workpiece inspection and transparent material thickness measurement.

The D500100H is the high-temperature version operating from -10°C to 150°C; core specs (100 mm reference, ±25 mm range, 850 nm repeatability) are identical to the D500100.
Measuring range ±25 mm (50 mm total travel), operating temperature -10°C to 150°C.
Ultra-large-range displacement and height measurement in high-temperature environments, hot large workpiece inspection and transparent material thickness measurement.
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