SICK SRM50 Series Safety Encoder Encoder, 1024ppr ppr, Sin/Cos Signal, Knurled Type, 8mm Shaft

The motor feedback systems have a communication interface and are designed for absolute multiturn integration. They have a safety system and have a tapered shaft and spring mounting plate. motor feedback systems of the SRS/SRM50 product family are utilized worldwide across a diverse range of applications and environments. Boasting 1024 sine/cosine signals per revolution, this family stands as the pinnacle solution for motor feedback systems featuring the HIPERFACE interface. Leveraging a precise metal code disk and maximizing the distance between the two ball bearings, these systems ensure unparalleled accuracy.

They offer absolute location indication with an increment number of 32,768 increments per revolution and a maximum of 4,096 revolutions. Noteworthy features include the storage of motor-specific data in the electronic type label and programmability. Furthermore, these systems are certified to SIL2/PL d, meeting the latest safety technology requirements and streamlining the certification process.

Motor feedback systems for the top performance range
1,024 sine/ cosine periods per revolution
Absolute position with a resolution of 32,768 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
HIPERFACE® interface: Programming of the position value and electronic type label
Insert shaft or tapered shaft with various torque supports
Integrated version, mounted version or stand-alone design
Certified according to SIL2/PL d (only valid for SRS50S/SRM50S...)
Conforms to RoHs

Motor feedback system with HIPERFACE® interface
High shock/vibration resistance thanks to built-in metal code disk
Consistent motor design due to identical size of single and multiturn design
To use of a motor feedback system certified to SIL2/PL d makes it easier to have your system certified.
Very smooth running thanks to maximum ball bearing distance

Factory automation
Drives and controls: Jerk-free acceleration and deceleration of elevator cars

Logistics automation
Building management: Speed measurement on the elevator engine
Industrial vehicles: Motion monitoring via HIPERFACE®