DHS023-40 |
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The main parameters |
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Number of circuits | 40 | Working temperature | “-40℃~+65℃” |
Rated current | can be customized | Working humidity | <70% |
Rated voltage | 0~240 VAC/VDC | Protection level | IP54 |
Insulation resistance | ≥1000MΩ @500VDC | Housing material | Aluminum Alloy |
Insulation strength | 1500 VAC@50Hz,60s,2mA | Electrical contact material | Precious metal |
Dynamic resistance variation | <10MΩ | Lead wire specification | Colored Teflon insulated & tinned stranded flexible wire |
Rotating speed | 0~600rpm | Lead wire length |
500mm + 20mm |
Product drawing:
Advantages of Capsulated Slip Rings
The encapsulation protects the inner workings of the slip rings against the following disturbances, depending on the level of protection and enclosure material:
- Intrusion of dust
- Ingress of moisture
- Electrical interference
- Vibration
- Slip
- Shocks, blows and vibrations
Ingress of dust, especially electrically conductive metal or coal dust, will cause short circuits in a very short time. Since the contact rings and the sliding contacts are not insulated, they react extremely sensitively to penetrating dust. Non-conductive dust can settle on the rotating components and form an undesirable insulating layer.
Penetrating moisture can cause corrosion on the contacts. To ensure maximum operational safety, the contact rings and the sliding contacts are coated with silver. This metal only forms a thin oxidation layer, which immediately removes itself through normal operation of the slip ring. Alternatively, the surfaces can be provided with a gold alloy, which has a positive effect on signal transmission quality and prevention of oxidation.