356-0787: 10 Volts Hall Effect Speed Sensor

Description: The Speed Sensor used in the split drum motor is an electronic device designed to monitor the rotational speed of the split drum motor. It is mounted on the motor's piston and uses a magnetic sensor to detect the rotation of the motor's shaft. It consists of a permanent magnet and a coil of wire that generates a voltage signal when the magnet passes by. The signal is then sent to the machine's control system, which uses it to regulate the speed of the motor. Attributes: • Supply Voltage: 4.5 to 10 Volts. • Sensor Output: Quadrature digital signal. • Housed in a protective casing to prevent damage from dust, dirt, and moisture. • Output level depends on supply voltage and electrical loading. Applications: The Speed Sensor ensures that the motor operates at the correct speed to effectively perform the operations and is widely used in Cat C32 Engine - Machine, CD-54B, CB10, CB7, CB-44B, CB-54B, CB8 Paving Compactor, and RM400 Road Reclaimer.