Encoders
SICK DBS60E-BHFM01024 Sensor
SICK DBS60E-BHFM01024 incremental encoder, part 1111927. Hollow shaft, 1024 pulses per revolution for reliable drive feedback.
Overview
The SICK DBS60E-BHFM01024 (part number 1111927) is an incremental rotary encoder of the DBS60E family with through hollow shaft and 1024 pulses per revolution per the order code. It provides reliable drive feedback where proven incremental technology is required.
How It Works
Optical scanning generates a pulse train proportional to shaft rotation. The controller counts pulses and derives speed and relative position. Mounted directly over the motor shaft via the through bore, the encoder needs no coupling and keeps the drive train compact.
Key Features
- 1024 pulses per revolution (order code)
- Part number 1111927
- Through hollow shaft for direct mounting
- Robust 60 mm-class industrial housing
- Consistent optical signal quality
- Simple drive integration
Typical Applications
- Motor feedback on standard industrial drives
- Speed feedback on conveyor and lifting drives
- Position feedback on rotating machinery
- Feedback on woodworking and processing equipment
- Drive retrofits on existing motors
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK DBS60E-BHFM01024 |
Part number | 1111927 |
Encoder type | Incremental rotary encoder, through hollow shaft |
Pulses per revolution | 1024 (order code) |
Installation and Setup Notes
Fit the encoder onto the shaft, anchor the torque arm without preload, and route the cable to a fixed point with strain relief. Verify bore fit and runout limits before mounting. Set the controller to the pulse count and check direction after power-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does BHFM01024 define?
The suffix specifies bore, interface and 1024 pulses per revolution of this variant.
How does it measure position?
Incrementally: position is relative to the reference and counted by the controller.
Is it suitable for outdoor drives?
Within the family protection ratings and with proper cable management, yes.
