The IGP3, IGP5 and IGP10 are three types of photoelectric sensors. They have a measurement accuracy of 0.1% (full scale), a response time of 100x106 ms and can measure objects below 10 mm. Their sensor heads have an IP67 protection rating, making them suitable for use in harsh environments.
The IGP series angle sensors use industrial‑grade gears and a potentiometer principle to convert angular rotation into proportional voltage signals. They are designed for harsh environments, featuring a robust cast‑aluminum housing, IP67 protection and stainless‑steel shafts and bearings.
The document provides detailed mechanical parameters (gear ratios, travel, load capacity), electrical characteristics (output range, resistance, linearity) and environmental limits, as well as ordering information for the different model variants (IGP3P6501, IGP5P6501, IGP10P6501). This manual is written in Chinese.
| Gear reduction ratio | 3.11:1 (IGP3P6501), 5.19:1 (IGP5P6501), 10.77:1 (IGP10P6501) |
|---|---|
| Linearity | 0.1 % (standard type) |
| IP protection rating | IP67 |
| Maximum static/dynamic load | 300 N |
| Weight | ≈1300 g |
The sensor is rated IP67, suitable for water‑tight applications.
The standard model offers a linearity of 0.1 %.
Gear ratios of 3.11:1, 5.19:1 and 10.77:1 are offered for the different models.
It can sustain up to 300 N of static or dynamic load.