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Small square sensor module with rotary knob and rear Grove connector

Seeed Studio

Seeed Studio Grove Rotary Angle Sensor panel mount

SKU CH-4KQ2-1W2KR

Panel-mount rotary angle sensor with 10k ohm resistance, 300 degree range and 0-5V analog output for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects

  • TypeSensors
  • Analog 0–5 V output for direct microcontroller reading
  • 300° linear rotation range gives predictable control
  • 10 kΩ resistance matches standard Arduino inputs
  • Grove unified socket enables plug-and-play wiring
  • Panel-mount design with rear connector fits enclosures

Panel-mount rotary angle sensor

The Seeed Studio Grove Rotary Angle Sensor is a panel-mount potentiometer that delivers an analog voltage signal proportional to shaft rotation. It connects through a Grove unified socket moved to the rear of the housing for flush mounting. The device operates at 5 V and provides a linear output across its mechanical range.

Makers needing a knob input for microcontroller

This sensor suits hobbyists and prototypers who want a simple, plug-and-play rotary control for Arduino or Raspberry Pi platforms. Builders requiring continuous rotation beyond 300 degrees, digital quadrature output, or a different resistance value should look at alternative sensor types.

300-degree linear analog output

The shaft rotates through 300 degrees with a linear change in resistance, producing a 0–5 V signal on the D1 pin of the Grove connector. The 10 kΩ track and ±20 % tolerance give predictable voltage division for direct ADC reading. The panel-mount body measures 19 mm by 19 mm by 20 mm and weighs 10 g.

Highlights

  • Analog 0–5 V output for direct microcontroller reading
  • 300° linear rotation range gives predictable control
  • 10 kΩ resistance matches standard Arduino inputs
  • Grove unified socket enables plug-and-play wiring
  • Panel-mount design with rear connector fits enclosures

Specifications

TypeSensors

Questions about this item

Does the sensor ship with any cables or mounting hardware, or do I need to buy a Grove cable separately?

The part list includes only the panel-mount rotary angle sensor itself; a Grove cable and any panel-mounting hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.

What is the angular range and resistance tolerance of this panel-mount version?

It provides a 300-degree angular range with a linear output change and a resistance tolerance of ±20% around the 10k ohm nominal value.

What voltage range will the analog output actually swing between when powered from a 5 V supply?

With a 5 V supply the output swings from 0 V to 5 V across the full 300-degree rotation, delivering a linear voltage change proportional to the shaft angle.

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