Our custom replacement for the DAF58-12B11 preserves all the original 4–20 mA absolute output characteristics while allowing optional adaptations for shaft length, connector type, or mounting configuration. The production cycle is 15 working days, providing a practical solution for challenging applications or obsolete models.
This encoder is optimized for industrial automation and process control, delivering stable and precise current-loop feedback. Its rugged construction allows operation in demanding environments, including high vibration, long cable runs, and variable temperatures. The replacement has already been exported to numerous countries, earning recognition for its balance of cost efficiency, reliability, and rapid delivery.
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| Parameter | Value |
| Valid for all versions | Unless otherwise stated |
| Sensor system: | GaAIAs diode, photo-transistor array, precision comparator |
| Setting cycles EEPROM: | ≥10^6 |
| Multifunctional inputs (MFP): | Depending on adjusting mode (signal input E6) |
| Memory circuit (latch): | Through MFP |
| Disc coding: | Gray code |
| Signal sense: | CW or CCW (signal input E6) |
| Supply voltage range V_s: | +20 to +26 VDC, 15±0.5VDC(optional) |
| Supply current I_s: | 80 mA typ. / 120 mA max. (when output current = 0) |
| Linearity: | 0.025% typ. / 0.05% max. (+2 LSB), 12 Bit monotory warranted |
| Temperature drift: | 0.0015% / K typ. |
| Current output | |
| Accuracy | |
| at starting point 0 mA: | 0 mA ±5 μA typ. / ±15 μA max. |
| at end point 4 mA: | 4 mA ±5 μA typ. / ±15 μA max. |
| Load resistance: | 0 to 500Ω at V_s = 20 to 26 VDC, 0 to 1000Ω at V_s = 22 to 26 VDC |
| Voltage output | |
| Accuracy | |
| at starting point 0 V: | 0 V ±2.5 mV typ. / ±7.5 mV max. |
| at end point 10 V: | 10 V ±2.5 mV typ. / ±7.5 mV max. |
| Output current: | 5 mA max. When load resistance > 2 kΩ (short circuit proof) |
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