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Hohner Automation, a manufacturer of encoders and industrial automation solutions, has launched the on-axis bearingless incremental encoder BME-INC, an innovation specifically designed to modernize elevator control systems efficiently and cost-effectively.
Thanks to its non-contacting measuring method, this magnetic incremental encoder stands for robustness and excellent resistance to vibrations and shock, says the company. With IP67 protection rating and high installation flexibility, it can be used in harsh environments with dust, humidity or changes in operating distance.
According the Hohner the BME-INC Encoder stands out for its simple installation process: "Thanks to its compact and universal design, this encoder can be easily mounted on a wide variety of motors and gearboxes, adapting seamlessly to existing configurations."
Integration of the BME-INC is done without the need for machined accessories, by screwing the magnet to the motor shaft and positioning the reader in front with a simple bracket, which simplifies the process and reduces downtime.
Traditionally, elevator control systems used flywheels to smooth speed changes and avoid abrupt shocks. However, modernization with the BME-INC Encoder and variable frequency drives allows for more precise control and more comfortable starting, says Hohner. This upgrade not only improves motor efficiency, but also provides a smoother ride experience for users, eliminating jerky movements when stopping on floors.
The BME-INC Encoder represents a cost-effective approach to elevator modernization, says Hohner.
More information: encoderhohner.com
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