myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C 38mm incremental encoder part
38 mm incremental encoder with selectable resolution up to 5000 P/R, DC5–26 V supply and reverse-wiring protection
- Product typeAT
- 38 mm diameter fits tight machine spaces
- DC 5–26 V input suits varied power supplies
- 1200 pulses per revolution gives precise position feedback
- stainless steel spindle and metal shell resist impact
- circuit and reverse-wiring protection guards the encoder
38mm Incremental Encoder for Motion Control
The myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C is a 38mm diameter incremental encoder built for machinery and automation systems needing precise position feedback. It suits engineers integrating motion control into conveyors, packaging equipment or CNC axes where a compact, rugged sensor is required.
Upgrade from Basic Optical Encoders
This unit replaces simpler optical encoders that lack built-in protection circuitry. The jump is worth it when the installation faces wiring mistakes, voltage spikes or mechanical shock that would destroy an unprotected sensor.
Sustained Load Behaviour
Internal ASIC devices maintain signal integrity during continuous rotation at rated speeds. The stainless steel spindle and metal shell resist vibration and temperature cycling, while short-circuit and reverse-wiring protection prevent failures during extended operation.
How it compares
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- Price $58.99
- Cheaper than about 58% of the 397 comparable items (median $91.99).
Specifications
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| Product type | AT |
Questions about this item
What shaft diameter and mounting clearance does the 38 mm encoder need?
The encoder has a 6 mm thrust shaft diameter and a 38 mm outer diameter, so the mounting hole must accommodate a 6 mm shaft within a 38 mm body envelope.
Which wiring colours carry power and signal for the DC5–26 V open-collector output?
Connect the brown wire to DC5–26 V positive, the blue wire to 0 V negative, and the black wire to the A-phase signal output.
How often should the stainless-steel spindle bearings be inspected under 30 N radial load?
Inspect the spindle bearings at regular service intervals; the stainless-steel spindle and metal shell are rated for 30 N radial and 20 N thrust loads, so scheduled checks will confirm continued smooth rotation.
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