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Kuebler - Incremental encoder Sendix 5000/5020
Sendix 5000/5020 is a robust incremental shaft sensor suitable for industrial applications replacing the previous 58 series. The sensor is with its molded house more protected against impacts and blows than previous models. With the Safety-Lock ™ design, the bearings in the angle sensor have been placed with a larger line spacing and a special locking latch that prevents stock displacement in any direction. The sensor is normally stocked with a clamp flange to fit a wide range of accessories to facilitate assembly and to obtain a reliable mechanical design. The sensor's housing has a diameter of 50.8 mm. However, flanges are available to fit where previous 58-series sensors have been sitting.
- House diameter Ø50.8 mm
- Cast housing
- M12 / M23- / cable connection
- Temperature range -40 to +85 ° C
Selected variant
Selected variant
Specifications
| Housing diametre | 58 |
|---|---|
| IP Class | IP65 |
| Pulse Max | 5000 |
| Shaft Diameter | 10 |
| Supply Voltage DC Max | 30 |
| Supply Voltage DC Min | 5 |
| Temperature range from | -40 |
| Temperature range to | 85 |
Product description
Sendix 5000/5020 is a robust incremental shaft sensor suitable for industrial applications replacing the previous 58 series. The sensor is with its molded house more protected against impacts and blows than previous models. With the Safety-Lock ™ design, the bearings in the angle sensor have been placed with a larger line spacing and a special locking latch that prevents stock displacement in any direction. The sensor is normally stocked with a clamp flange to fit a wide range of accessories to facilitate assembly and to obtain a reliable mechanical design. The sensor's housing has a diameter of 50.8 mm. However, flanges are available to fit where previous 58-series sensors have been sitting.
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