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Elesa Position Indicators from AutomationDirect

August 11, 2023

Elesa Position Indicators from AutomationDirect

Elesa Position Indicators from AutomationDirect

AutomationDirect has added electronic position indicators from Elesa. These indicators are designed to accurately measure and display the position of a rotating shaft. They consist of a rugged polyamide housing, suitable for applications requiring frequent washing, with a clear and easy-to-read display and are attached directly to a rotating shaft. As the shaft rotates, the indicators capture the rotational movement and convert it into a readable position value. The value is presented on a large LCD display which offers a wide viewing angle and excellent readability from a distance.

The new Elesa position indicators are CE marked and RoHS compliant.  They offer a one-year warranty and start at $191.00.  Spoked handwheels, starting at $11.00, are also available for applications requiring precise manual positioning or alignment of equipment or machinery.

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