2-Channel Differential-Hall FU
2-Channel Differential-Hall FU
Rheintacho 2-Channel Differential-Hall FU is a brass flange speed and direction sensor for gearwheels in hydraulic pumps, motors and mobile machines.
Speed and direction on module 2 gearwheels
0–20 kHz, two push-pull frequency outputs
Insertion depth 44, 53 or 62 mm
Brass flange housing, IP67/IP6K9K
300 mm cable with 4-pin M12 plug
8–32 VDC supply, -40 to +105 °C
Vibration 20 g, shock 50 g
Additional information
| IP Classification | IP67, IP69K |
|---|---|
| Housing | Flange |
| Material | Brass |
| Measuring range | 0-20kHz |
| Electrical connection | cable, M12 connector |
| Supply voltage | 8–32 VDC |
| Sector | Vehicle Solutions |
| Measured variable | Speed |
| Measuring technology | Hall effect |
| Switching output | Push-Pull |
| Temperature range | -40°C ~ 105°C |
| Vibration | 20 G |
| Shock | 50 G |
| Communication Interface | Frequency output |
| Approvals | ISO 7637-2 |
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