1800 PPR values, direction selection, TTL/HTL selectable
1) The output is not selectable for DIP switch configurations E, F, and G. The output voltage value is dependent on the supply voltage.
2) Valid positional data can be read once this time has elapsed.
Electrical data
Connection type
Male connector, M12, 4-pin, universal 1)
Supply voltage
4.75 ... 30 V
Reference signal, number
1
Reference signal, position
180°, electric, gated with A
Reverse polarity protection
✔
Short-circuit protection of the outputs
✔
MTTFd: mean time to dangerous failure
275 years (EN ISO 13849-1) 2)
1) The universal connection is rotatable so that it is possible to position the conector in the radial or axial direction.
2) This product is a standard product and does not constitute a safety component as defined in the Machinery Directive. Calculation based on nominal load of components, average ambient temperature 40°C, frequency of use 8760 h/a. All electronic failures are considered hazardous. For more information, see document no. 8015532.
Mechanical data
Mechanical design
Solid shaft, face mount flange
Shaft diameter
10 mm
Wavelength
19 mm
Weight
0.3 kg 1)
Shaft material
Stainless steel
Flange material
Aluminum
Housing material
Aluminum
Material, cable
PVC
Start up torque
1.2 Ncm (+20 °C)
Operating torque
1.1 Ncm (+20 °C)
Permissible shaft loading radial/axial
100 N (radial)
50 N (axial)
Operating speed
1,500 min⁻¹
Moment of inertia of the rotor
33 gcm²
Bearing lifetime
3.6 x 109 revolutions
Angular acceleration
≤ 500,000 rad/s²
1) Relates to encoders with male connector.
Ambient data
EMC
According to EN 61000-6-2 and EN 61000-6-3
Enclosure rating
IP65 1)
Permissible relative humidity
90 % (condensation of the optical scanning not permitted)
Operating temperature range
–30 °C ... +90 °C
Storage temperature range
–40 °C ... +75 °C
Resistance to shocks
100 g (EN 60068-2-27)
Resistance to vibration
30 g, 10 Hz ... 2,000 Hz (EN 60068-2-6)
1) When the mating connector is installed and the DIP switch door is sealed with the encoder housing.
