SR17 - Hall Effect Vane Sensor

This page provides the datasheet information for the SR17, a member of the SR16 Hall Effect Vane Sensor family.

Features

= Compact, robust packages.
= Mechanically interchangeable with our standard optical style sensors.
= Operated by a “Ferrous Vane” interrupter for pulse counting or position sensing.
= Current sinking (Open Collector) output.
= 3.8 to 30 VDC power supply.
= Medium level magnetic switching to reduce stray field interference.
= Internally sealed packages for moderate environment.

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Part number	SR17
Manufacturer	Honeywell
File Size	387.73 KB
Description	Hall Effect Vane Sensor
Datasheet	SR17 Datasheet
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Solid State Sensors SR16/17 Hall Effect Vane Sensors SR 16/17 Series FEATURES •= Compact, robust packages •= Mechanically interchangeable with our standard optical style sensors •= Operated by a “Ferrous Vane” interrupter for pulse counting or position sensing •= Current sinking (Open Collector) output •= 3.8 to 30 VDC power supply •= Medium level magnetic switching to reduce stray field interference •= Internally sealed packages for moderate environment applications •= No mechanical contacts; eliminates product wear •= Noncontact position sensing WARNING PERSONAL INJURY •= DO NOT USE these products as safety or emergency stop devices, or in any other application where failure of the product could result in personal injury.

Published: Dec 15, 2024 |