The Duff-Norton Digital Encoder and Digital Display is a more advanced way to determine an actuator’s position.
A digital encoder can be used to provide an extremely precise position signal to devices such as the Duff-Norton SK10006-35 digital display or 3rd party PLC’s.
Duff-Norton uses two styles of incremental encoders, with the type used depending on the layout of the actuator.
When one end of the actuator worm shaft is accessible, a Hollow Bore style of encoder is used, mounted on the worm.
When the worm is not accessible, and the actuator is using a flange-mounted motor, a Ring Kit style encoder can be fitted on the drive motor.
Digital Incremental Encoders
The EN260C60 is a compact yet rugged encoder designed for harsh factory environments and can easily accommodate clockwise or counter clockwise rotational requirements.
Standard encoders are low-level, open collector output, push-pull and line driven outputs are also available.
Installation or removal is quick and simple. A M12, 5-pin body mount connector is provide as standard, and a shielded 4-meter cable with connector
is available.
Features
- Up to 600 pulses per revolution (60 ppr standard).
- Pulse frequency - 200kHz, with a 90° phase shift.
- Input voltage - +5 VDC to +28VDC.
- Operating temperature (-0° to +70°C).
- Shock resistance to 200g, vibration resistance to 10g.
- IP 64 rated seal.
- Black non-corrosive housing.
