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Slip Ring| 48 circuits |SVTS D 02-U-A-36/12

Flange / Capsule mounting, rugged design, O.D. 87.0 mm, 65 Stainless Steel Housing, 6 to 96 circuits

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Slip ring for transmission of electrical power and/or electrical signals for demanding conditions.

The SVTS D series is characterized by a high protection degree (65), a stainless steel (1075) or aluminium (2087) housing and a sturdy mechanical structure. This series is dedicated to both harsh and sanitary environments. A special technology allows to get multiple contact points between brushes and rings, low contact electrical resistance, reduced noise and low wear. No lubrication required. THey also offer many customization possibilities

Advantages

  • High protection degree
  • High bit rate up to 100 Mbits/s
  • Rugged for harsh environment
  • Low friction torque
  • High lifetime and reliability
  • Compliant to CE and ROHS

Benefits

  • Robust mechanical construction for long lifetime
  • Transmission of electric power/signals and fieldbuses in one unit
  • Designed for low maintenance

SVTS D 02-U-A-36/12
Circuits12 x 2A, 36 x 15A
Outside Diameter87.0 mm
Overall Length (L)201.0 mm
Protection ratingIP 65
Data Transfert<=100Mbit/s
MountingFlange / Capsule

Mechanical features

Nominal speed250-400 rpm
Temperature range-20°C to +80°C (-40°C as option)
Contactgold-gold (alloy)
BearingsMiniature high-precision stainless steel ball bearings
Connector-
MountingAl

Electrical features

VoltagePower : 600 VDC/VAC
Signals : 240VDC/VAC
CablesSilver plated / PTFE insulated / colour coded
Cables length250 mm standard (other length on request)
Dielectric voltage strength500VAC @ 60Hz @ 60 sec
Insulation resistance>500MOhm/500VDC
Dynamic contact resistance<10mOhm @ 6VDC and 500mA (@ 5rpm)
Expected lifetime107 revolutions (depending on speed, environmetal conditions and size)

Customisations

  • Cables
  • Materials
  • Mechanical design
  • Flange

Notice :The provided technical data are the higher limits recommended in static condition. To obtain the correct dimensioning of the product, it is necessary to hold account of all the applicable dynamic forces, including the inertia of the manipulator, the configuration of the tools and the external forces applied.