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The SUCH non-contact incremental elevator encoder features a die-cast aluminum alloy housing and a stainless steel shaft, offering excellent shock and vibration resistance. It can be applied in automation control fields such as subways and elevator CNC systems. The incremental elevator encoder includes reverse polarity protection, with optional resolutions from 100 to 1000 ppr, optional shaft diameters from Φ18mm to Φ30mm, and speeds up to 3000rpm.
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An incremental elevator encoder is a rotary encoder used in elevator systems to measure the position, speed, and direction of the elevator motor or traction sheave. It outputs pulse signals as the shaft rotates, allowing the elevator controller to precisely monitor movement and ensure smooth acceleration, deceleration, and accurate floor leveling.
The encoder is typically installed on the traction motor shaft, gear shaft, or traction sheave. This location allows it to measure the rotational movement that drives the elevator car, providing real-time motion feedback to the control system.
As the shaft rotates, the encoder generates A and B phase pulses. The control system counts these pulses to calculate motor speed, travel distance, and rotation direction, enabling precise control of elevator motion and stopping position.