Encoders
SICK DFS60A-TEPZ00S09 Sensor
SICK DFS60A-TEPZ00S09 incremental encoder, part 1081207. Performance-family solid-shaft encoder for industrial drive feedback.
Overview
The SICK DFS60A-TEPZ00S09 (part number 1081207) is an incremental rotary encoder of the DFS60A performance family with a solid shaft. It provides reliable speed and position feedback for industrial drives, combining robust mechanics with high-quality optical scanning.
How It Works
The optical sensing system scans a graduated disc and outputs incremental signals proportional to rotation. The controller derives speed and relative position from the pulse train. The solid shaft connects to the machine via a flexible coupling, which compensates for shaft misalignment.
Key Features
- Solid-shaft incremental encoder, performance family
- Part number 1081207
- High-quality optical scanning for clean signals
- Robust bearings and housing for industrial duty
- Flexible application via coupling mounting
- Wide family range of pulse counts and interfaces
Typical Applications
- Speed feedback on industrial motor drives
- Position feedback on material handling axes
- Length measurement on converting machinery
- Feedback on cranes, hoists and conveyors
- General drive instrumentation
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK DFS60A-TEPZ00S09 |
Part number | 1081207 |
Encoder type | Incremental rotary encoder, solid shaft |
Family | DFS60A performance incremental encoders |
Installation and Setup Notes
Mount the encoder with a precision coupling and align the shafts within the coupling's compensation range. Verify the pulse count and signal type in the controller configuration, and check the direction of rotation. Keep ventilation slots of the housing unobstructed where present.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why a solid shaft instead of hollow?
Solid-shaft encoders mount via coupling, which suits machines without a free motor shaft end.
What does the S09 suffix define?
It identifies pulse count, interface and connection of this DFS60A variant.
Is it a drop-in for older DFS60 units?
The DFS60A family continues the DFS60 concept; verify flange, shaft and interface for direct replacement.
Related Encoders
For hollow-shaft mounting, see the SICK DBS60E-BGAC02048. For absolute feedback, see the SICK AFS60A-S4NB262144.
