EMD Speed Sensor for Hydraulic Motors | Slimline Hydrotek

 Data Sheet Concept of the Future EMD Speed Sensor


EMD Speed Sensor for Orbital/Hydraulic Motors

 

  • Available for following LSHT-motors: OMM, OMP, OMR, OMS, OMT, OMV, TMK, TMT and TMV 

  • Flexible and adaptable speed sensor solution that covers many application needs 

  • Speed and Direction output 

  • Highest resolution in the market 

  • Easy mounting 

  • Sensor is not in contact with oil making it robust and exchangeable in the field 

  • Compact design 

  • Patented Design 

  • IP69K 


Features

 

  • EMD speed sensor up to 180 pulses/rev 

  • PLUS+1® Compliant 

  • Rotation speed and direction output available 

  • Speed range up to 2500 rpm • Push-pull amplifier 

  • CAN output signal 

  • DEUTSCH DT connector – 6 pin


 


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