The EL-T750ZS is a roller-type line displacement transducer designed for railway maintenance machinery (e.g., Plasser, Harsco, CRRC). It measures linear displacement via a rolling contact and provides an electrical signal proportional to travel.
Power voltage: ±10 V DC. Full range: 780 mm. Effective range: ±375 mm. Signal ratio: 23.7 mV per mm. Linearity: ±0.2%. Clearance (backlash) error: less than 0.5 mm. Operating (actuation) force: 2 N to 10 N.
Use the signal ratio: displacement (mm) = output change (mV) ÷ 23.7 mV/mm. Verify the sensor wiring and reference zero before measuring; if differential outputs or offset exist, consult the supplier datasheet.
The listed full range is 780 mm (total travel). The effective range ±375 mm indicates the usable measurement span around the mechanical center (total usable = 750 mm). There is a small portion at each end of travel that may be outside the guaranteed linear/electrical specification—confirm exact usable limits with the manufacturer.
Yes — the product is specifically designed for wide compatibility with railway maintenance machinery including Plasser and Harsco equipment. For exact fit and integration (mounting, connector, and electrical interface) confirm model/part number compatibility with the OEM or supplier.
Mount securely to prevent play or misalignment. Ensure the roller contacts the measured surface with an actuation force within 2–10 N. Minimize mechanical clearance and backlash; the product specification lists clearance error under 0.5 mm. Protect the transducer from impacts and excessive side loads.
The specification only states the power voltage as ±10 V DC. Connector type and pinout are not provided in the brief description—obtain the detailed datasheet or contact the supplier for wiring diagrams, connector type, shielding and grounding recommendations.
Mount the transducer so the roller tracks smoothly on the target surface without binding. Ensure the roller axis is perpendicular to the travel direction and preload is within the 2–10 N range. Avoid sharp angles and maintain consistent contact throughout the measurement stroke.
Keep the roller and measuring surface clean of debris, corrosion and heavy lubrication. Inspect mounting hardware and roller for wear periodically. Avoid impacts and excessive vibration. If drift or noise appears, check connections and mechanical alignment, and recalibrate as needed.
Check electrical connections, grounding and shielding. Verify the supply voltage is stable at ±10 V DC. Inspect the roller and mounting for mechanical binding or excessive play. Confirm the actuation force is within 2–10 N. If problems persist, request the full datasheet or contact the supplier for further diagnostics.
The product summary highlights good compatibility and competitive pricing but does not specify customization options. Contact the manufacturer or supplier to inquire about custom ranges, connectors, mounting configurations or special environmental protections.
The brief description does not list temperature or environmental ratings (e.g., IP protection). For operating temperature range, moisture and dust protection levels, request the full technical datasheet from the supplier.
Use a calibrated displacement standard to move the roller through the effective range and record the output. Compare measured output to expected displacement using 23.7 mV/mm; check that deviation stays within the specified linearity of ±0.2%. Recalibrate or service if tolerance is exceeded.
The product listing does not include spare-part numbers or warranty details. Contact your supplier or the manufacturer directly for parts availability, technical drawings, lead times and warranty terms.
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