Autonics ENA-200-2-T-24 Rotary Encoder
The Autonics ENA-200-2-T-24 Rotary Encoder offers 200P/R resolution, Ø10mm shaft diameter, Radial connector type, Totem pole output, 300kHz response frequency. Manufactured by Autonics under the Autonics Rotary Encoder category, this model belongs to the ENA Series.
| Brand | Autonics |
| Product Type | Rotary Encoder |
| Model Number | ENA-200-2-T-24 |
Autonics ENA-200-2-T-24 Rotary Encoder – Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Shaft outer diameter | Ø10mm |
| Max. response frequency | 300kHz |
| Max. allowable revolution | 5000rpm |
| Starting torque | Max. 70gf.cm(max. 0.00686N.m) |
| Resolution | 200P/R |
| Output phase | A, B |
| Control output | Totem pole |
| Power supply | 12-24VDC |
| Connection type | Radial connector type |
| Protection structure | IP50 |
| Environment_Ambient temperature | -10 to 70℃, storage: -25 to 85℃ |
| Environment_Ambient humidity | 35 to 85% RH, storage: 35 to 90% RH |
| Accessories | Ø10mm coupling, Connector cable |
| Weight | Approx. 345g |
Talk to Our Engineer for Side Mount Incremental Encoder ENA-200-2-T-24 with exclusive offers. Core System Specifications of ENA-200-2-T-24 are shaft outer diameter of Ø10mm, ensuring precise compatibility for industrial applications. It supports a high response frequency of 300kHz and a maximum allowable revolution speed of 5000rpm, making it suitable for high-performance operations. With a resolution of 200P/R, it delivers accurate output signals. The encoder uses a Totem pole control output and operates seamlessly with a power supply 12-24VDC. It features an Radial connector type for easy and reliable connections. Designed for durability, it operates in ambient temperatures from -10 to 70℃, storage: -25 to 85℃. The humidity range supported is 35 to 85% RH, storage: 35 to 90% RH during storage. Don't Miss Out on a Quote for your requirement of Side Mount Incremental Encoder. Count on us for more economical pricing and more reliable support than other Dealers & Distributors.
