SICK DBS60 Series Incremental Incremental Encoder 30V, 5000 ppr ppr, TTL, RS422 Signal, Solid Type, 10 mm Shaft

Overview

The DBS60 is a rugged incremental encoder with a 60 mm diameter and small installation depth. The device comes in an aluminium or stainless-steel housing and offers lots of mechanical interfaces. The DBS60 Inox variants can even withstand harsh ambient conditions due their fully stainless steel design and rugged shaft seal. The IP69K DBS60I-W variant with its patented deflector screen is the ideal solution for applications in wash-down environments. In addition to the interfaces for TTL and HTL, theDBS60 also offers two universal interfaces with a wide voltage range.

Due to the high enclosure rating, rugged design, and a resolution of up to 10,000 pulses per resolution, the DBS60 is suitable for applications in many different industries.

At a glance

• Pulses per revolution: Up to 10,000
• Housing diameter: 60 mm
• Solid shaft, blind hollow shaft, and through hollow shaft
• Enclosure rating: IP67, IP69K
• Communication interfaces: TTL/RS-422, HTL/Push Pull, universal interface (TTL, HTL)
• Connection type: M12 or M23 male connector, cable, cable with M12 or M23 male connector
• Stainless steel or aluminium housing

Your Benefit

• Various installation options and connection types allow flexible cabling
• Compact housing dimensions save valuable space
• With its insulated hollow shafts, the encoder is protected against damage from any eddy currents or higher temperatures transmitted by the shaft
• Stainless steel housing provides corrosion protection against environmental influences
• Protection against water ingress with IP enclosure rating up to IP69K
• Reliable operation in harsh wash-down environments with hot water and high pressure in the food and beverages industry

Applications

• Measurement of position, speed and displacement in factory and logistics automation, e.g., in storage and transport logistics, the
• food and beverages industry, medical technology, at ports and offshore plants, asynchronous motors, elevators, and packaging machines