Shaft Rotation Speed Sensors meets needs of demanding applications.
November 10, 2011 -
Offered with Hall-Effect or magnetoresistive sensors as well as single-channel or quadrature signaling, Series 18 sensors detect passing magnets from shaft-mounted pulser disc or wrap, and output voltage pulse frequency proportional to shaft rotation speed. All models operate down to (and including) zero speed and are compatible with PLC inputs, tachometers, and range of frequency meters. Pulser disc, mounting bracket, and 2 stainless steel hex jam nuts are standard.
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Electro-Sensors, Inc.
6111 Blue Circle Dr., MS-1195 (Minneapolis Suburb)
Minnetonka, MN, 55343 9108
USA
Series 18 Shaft Rotation Speed Sensors
Series 18 sensors are available in a range of output sensing and signaling options to meet even the most demanding application requirements. The sensors function by detecting passing magnets from a shaft-mounted pulser disc or wrap and output a voltage pulse frequency proportional to the shaft rotation speed. All models operate down to (and including) zero speed. Series 18 sensors are compatible with PLC inputs, tachometers and a wide range of frequency meters. All models come standard with a pulser disc, mounting bracket and two stainless steel hex jam nuts.
Hall-Effect or magnetoresistive sensors available
Single channel or quadrature signaling
NPN or PNP transistor outputs available
4 housing options
Rugged, industrial duty 18mm stainless steel sensor housing
All sensors are epoxy potted and are liquid and dust-tight
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