HALL EFFECT FOOT PEDAL

Harsh environments, temperature extremes, water, mud, slime and an operator on a mission; the OTTO foot pedal is built to perform under the worse possible conditions. The unique design of the OTTO Foot Pedal places Hall sensors and electronics behind a solid plastic diaphragm that separates the top and bottom halves of the foot pedal, sealing the electronics in an IP68 rated enclosure. The bottom half of the foot pedal utilizes the same proven non-contacting analog output Hall technology used in the OTTO Joystick. The robustness of the original joystick design along with its Hall technology provides the foot pedal with a life expectance of over 9 million cycles. The pedals pivot point itself is also sealed against large debris. Customer specified features such as pre travel (dead band) and over travel along with minimum and maximum output are programmable. Temperature drift compensation is -40° to 80°C. The sensor programming is completed in automated fixtures during assembly ensuring tight output tolerances. The new OTTO Foot Pedal offers more performance features, a higher cycle and seal rating than any other foot pedal in the market.

Features:

  • Outstanding EMI/RFI immunity
  • Heavy gauge, corrosion resistant metal
  • Proven non-contacting analog output Hall technology
  • Life expectancy of over 9 million cycles
  • Hall sensors and electronics behind a solid plastic diaphragm that separates the top and bottom halves of the foot pedal
  • Enclosure sealing IP68 rated enclosure
  • Pedal pivot point sealed against large debris
  • Programmable pre-travel (dead band) and over-travel along with minimum and maximum output
  • Sensor programming is completed in automated fixtures during assembly ensuring tight output tolerances
  • Reverse Polarity Protection available
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