New Rotary Metal Shaft Potentiometers
- Posted by doEEEt Media Group
- On June 7, 2021
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Bourns Sensors and Controls announces the release of the Model PRS11R and Model PRS12R Rotary Metal Shaft Potentiometers.
The released PRS11R and PSR12R rotary metal shaft potentiometers are designed for use in professional audio and lighting applications, low/medium risk medical* and laboratory equipment, industrial automation controls, and other applications where a reliable potentiometer is required.
The model PRS11R features a minimal form factor and offers an optional momentary switch; the model PRS12R offers a dual-potentiometric output in addition.
PRS11R Features
- THT mounting type
- 15,000 rotational cycle rating
- -20 ºC to + 70 ºC operating temperature range
- Flatted shaft option
- Horizontal or vertical orientation option
- Optional push momentary switch
- RoHS compliant**
PRS12R Features
- THT mounting type
- 10,000 rotational cycle rating
- -10 ºC to + 70 ºC operating temperature range
- Flatted, knurled, and slotted shaft option
- Horizontal or vertical orientation option
- Optional center detent
- RoHS compliant**
Applications
- Professional audio equipment
- Professional lighting consoles
- Consumer white goods
- Low/medium risk medical* and diagnostic equipment
- Test and measurement equipment
- Communications equipment
- Laboratory equipment
- Industrial automation controls
Source: Bourns
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