IPE6000 Series Angle Sensor Manual

IPE6000 is an IP6000 series potentiometer. It is divided into 90°-345° potentiometer. The output current is 0.20mA~4.20mA. The measurement error is 0.1%(345°)~0.03%(90°). The resolution is 0.007°. It has IP65 protection grade.


IPE6000 Series Angle Sensor Manual - cover page
Brand
Novotechnik
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Chinese
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
251 KB
Published
12 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
BD783434535DB33B216B4C54188EC63F

About this manual

The IPE6000 series is a high‑precision industrial angle sensor based on potentiometer principle with optional 0‑20 mA or 4‑20 mA current output. It features unlimited continuous rotation, IP65 protection, and robust stainless‑steel construction suitable for machinery, production lines, and vehicle design.

The document includes mechanical and electrical parameters, installation using three Z3‑31 clamps, ordering part numbers, and recommended accessories such as couplings and angled joints. Environmental limits, vibration resistance, and lifetime specifications are also listed. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Mechanical Parameters
  • Electrical Parameters
  • Installation
  • Ordering Information
  • Environmental Parameters
  • Cable Exit
  • Important Notes

Specifications

Output current options0‑20 mA or 4‑20 mA
Protection ratingIP65
Repeatability0.007°
Continuous rotationUnlimited
Working voltage24 ± 6 VDC
Working temperature range-25 °C to +70 °C
Vibration resistance5‑2000 Hz

Frequently asked questions

What protection rating does the IPE6000 sensor have?

It is rated IP65, providing protection against dust and water.

What current output signals are available?

The sensor can output either 0‑20 mA or 4‑20 mA standard current signals.

What is the repeatability of the sensor?

The repeatability is 0.007 degrees.

What is the operating voltage range?

The sensor operates at 24 ± 6 VDC.

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