Braun A5S Differential Hall Effect Sensors User Manual

The Braun A5S sensor manual details specifications, installation, connection options and application notes for differential Hall‑effect sensors.


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Brand
Braun
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
146 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
6577FBA376840D996E22F425DD791820

About this manual

This manual describes the Braun A5S series of differential Hall‑effect sensors, covering their operating principle, key characteristics such as speed range, response time, temperature limits and IP67 protection, and the various series options for standard and hazardous‑area applications.

Installation guidance, connection modes, wiring recommendations, and detailed technical specifications are provided, along with ordering information and dimension tables for different mounting threads and cable options.

What's inside

  • Outstanding Characteristics
  • Installation
  • Function Principle
  • Differential Hall Effect Principle
  • Series and Application Areas
  • Connection Modes
  • Signal Output
  • Power Supply
  • Dimensions
  • Ordering Information

Specifications

Speed rangeup to 25,000 pulses/sec
Response time< 20 µs
Clearance to rotating partup to 4 mm
Operating temperature-40 °C … +125 °C
IP ratingIP67
Maximum pressure> 200 bar
Transmission distance> 500 m
Supply voltage+5 V … +30 V DC

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum speed range of the A5S sensors?

The sensors can measure speeds up to 25,000 pulses per second.

What supply voltage should be used for the A5S sensors?

A supply voltage between +5 V and +30 V DC is recommended.

How far can the sensor signal be transmitted without additional equipment?

The sensor output can be transmitted over more than 500 m (≈1500 ft).

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