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MO 454
Height Level Sensor · Electronic hand throttle for rotary valve control
MO 454 is a heavy-duty height level sensor and electronic hand throttle interface for agricultural tractors and off-road vehicles, designed for reliable rotary valve control.
- Supply
- 5V or 8-32V
- Operating
- -40°C ... +85°C
- Protection
- IP6K9K
Overview
Built for heavy-duty throttle control in off-road platforms.
Highlights
- Supply voltage options: 5V or 8-32V
- Ingress protection rated at IP6K9K
- Operating temperature range: -40°C to +85°C
- More than 2 million actuation cycles
- CW and CCW rotation options
- Configured for agricultural tractors and off-road vehicles
Specifications
- Application
- Electronic hand throttle / rotary valve control
- Target platforms
- Agricultural tractors and off-road vehicles
- Measurement principle
- Contactless
- Output architecture
- Full redundant double programmable outputs
- Output types
- Analog / PWM / IVS
- Dual analog type
- 0-5V / PWM
- Analog+IVS type
- Analog + Highside or Lowside Switch
- Supply voltage
- 5V or 8-32V
- Operating temperature
- -40°C ... +85°C
- Ingress protection
- IP6K9K
- Connector
- 6 way Delphi Packard Metric Pack 150
- Mechanical durability
- More than 2 million actuation
- Housing
- Heavy duty metal case
- Spring system
- Two independent springs
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Order Code
Build the order code from its segments
Pick one option from each column of the table and join them with dashes — the result is the code to quote when you order.
- MO 454
- X
- X
- X
- PXXX
X stands for the digits you pick from the table.
MO 454- | X - Mounting | X - Rod Type | X - Rotation | PXXX- Sensor Program |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 - Standard | 1- Standard Rod | 1- CCW | P009 - Dual Analog P009 | |
| 2- CW | * |
*Different programs can be produced on request.
Example: MO454-1-1-1-P009
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