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Single-turn rotary encoder AXM5S
Hall effectsolid-shaftflange

Single-turn rotary encoder - AXM5S - Sensata Technologies - Hall effect / solid-shaft / flange
Single-turn rotary encoder - AXM5S - Sensata Technologies - Hall effect / solid-shaft / flange
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Characteristics

Technology
Hall effect
Construction
solid-shaft, single-turn, flange, non-contact
Output signal
4-20 mA, DC output, with SSI interface, CANopen
Material
stainless steel
Protection level
IP69K
Applications
for the food and beverage industry, marine
Other characteristics
double, safety
Process temperature

Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)

Max.: 85 °C
(185 °F)

Description

Features - Adapted to food and beverage – pharmaceutic - river – offshore applications - Stainless steel encoder (316) with hygienic design - Flanges and shaft adapted to the market needs - Robustness and excellent resistance to shocks / vibrations - Double ball bearings with safety lock system - High protection level IP69K - Power supply from 10 to 30Vdc - Available output interfaces : 0..10V, 0.5..4.5V, 4..20mA - Magnetic technology, Hall effect contactless - Available resolution up to 12 bits per revolution - Adapted axial cable gland output

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