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62100/62200 Non-Contact Rotary Torque Sensor

Brand: Sensy - Sensors & Synergy S.A.
Sensy's 62100-62200 sensors allow an easy and cheap torque measurement for test benches and production lines. The torque-sensing shaft, the non-contact signal detector, and analog signal conditioning electronics are integrated into the sensor housing. The torque sensor is characterized by very low power consumption, an internally amplified output voltage signal, long-term stability, and a very good price-performance ratio.
Features
 
  • Bi-directional measurement range (-500 to 0 to 500 Nm)
  • Torque measurements up to 5,000 rpm
  • Maintenance-free operation
  • High tolerable dynamic loads
  • High tolerable transverse forces and bending moments
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Sensy's 62100-62200 sensors allow an easy and cheap torque measurement for test benches and production lines. The torque-sensing shaft, the non-contact signal detector, and analog signal conditioning electronics are integrated into the sensor housing. The torque sensor is characterized by very low power consumption, an internally amplified output voltage signal, long-term stability, and a very good price-performance ratio.
Features
 
  • Bi-directional measurement range (-500 to 0 to 500 Nm)
  • Torque measurements up to 5,000 rpm
  • Maintenance-free operation
  • High tolerable dynamic loads
  • High tolerable transverse forces and bending moments

Specifications

Applications

  • Production Areas
  • Test Bench Equipment
  • Torque Measurement

Approvals & Certifications

  • CE

Capacity

  • 2.5 to 500 Nm

Environmental Protection

  • IP50

Excitation Voltage

  • 9-12 Vdc

Linearity

  • Error: < ± 1 % of Full Scale

Output

  • 0-5 Vdc - Output Tension

Repeatability

  • < ± 0.05 % of Full Scale - Error

Service Temperature

  • -30° to 85° C (-22° to 185° F)

Storage Temperature

  • -30° to 100° C (-22° to 212° F)

Temperature Coefficient

  • < 1 % of Full Scale / 10° C (18° F) - Temperature Coefficient of Zero Signal & Sensitivity