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myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C Incremental Encoder 38mm 300P/R 2m Cable
38 mm incremental encoder with 300 pulses per revolution, 2 m cable, DC 5–26 V supply and built-in short-circuit plus reverse-wiring protection
- TypeAT
- High reliability from internal ASIC devices with strong anti-interference
- Durable stainless steel spindle and solid metal shell resist impact
- Easy installation thanks to compact 38mm diameter and lightweight design
- Protected against load short circuits and reverse power wiring
- Flexible 2m cable suits DC5–26V open-collector output applications
38 mm Incremental Encoder
The myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C is a 38 mm diameter incremental encoder designed for motion-control systems that need precise position feedback. It delivers 300 pulses per revolution and ships with a 2 metre cable for straightforward wiring. The unit operates on a DC 5 to 26 V supply and provides multiple output modes including voltage, collector, complementary, push-pull, long-line drive, differential and fork outputs.
ASIC Core and Protected Wiring
Internal ASIC devices give the encoder high reliability, long life and strong anti-interference performance. A stainless-steel spindle and metal shell add mechanical stability and impact resistance. Built-in load short-circuit protection and power-supply reverse-wiring protection guard the electronics against common installation faults.
Compact Feedback for Automation Builders
This encoder suits engineers integrating position sensing into small-footprint machinery where a 38 mm body and 6 mm shaft are required. It is not for applications needing a hollow-shaft design, higher pulse counts beyond the listed options, or a different supply-voltage range.
Highlights
- High reliability from internal ASIC devices with strong anti-interference
- Durable stainless steel spindle and solid metal shell resist impact
- Easy installation thanks to compact 38mm diameter and lightweight design
- Protected against load short circuits and reverse power wiring
- Flexible 2m cable suits DC5–26V open-collector output applications
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Questions about this item
How often will the stainless steel spindle or 38mm bearings need replacement under a 30N radial load?
The encoder uses a stainless steel spindle rated for 30N radial and 20N thrust loading; bearing life depends on actual speed and alignment, so plan inspection at regular service intervals rather than a fixed schedule.
What is the first limit reached during continuous high-speed rotation — cable flex, bearing temperature or output frequency?
At 300 pulses per revolution the output frequency rises with RPM; the 2m cable and 38mm housing set mechanical limits, so sustained speed is typically constrained by bearing temperature before cable fatigue.
How much heat does the ASIC generate when powered at 26V DC all day?
The unit accepts 5 to 26V DC open-collector supply; power draw scales with voltage and load, so at 26V the ASIC and output drivers produce modest heat that the metal shell dissipates without a fan.
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