New Product Release: HC45FCD Hall-Type Pedal

The HC45FCD by Sibo/Sentop is a suspended pedal controller featuring a built-in Hall-effect potentiometer. It supports single, redundant, and PWM outputs, as well as bus output signals such as SSI, RS485, and CAN.

The HC45FCD by Sibo/Sentop is a suspended pedal controller featuring a built-in Hall-effect potentiometer. It supports single, redundant, and PWM outputs, as well as bus output signals such as SSI, RS485, and CAN. Let’s provide you with a detailed introduction to the HC45FCD Hall-type pedal.

Features of HC45FCD:

Built-in Non-Contact Sensor:

The core component utilizes a non-contact sensor, giving the HC45FCD a lifespan of up to 10,000,000 cycles, suitable for applications with long-term usage and high reliability requirements.

Rich Input/Output Characteristics:

Adhering to Sentop's customization features, the HC45FCD offers a variety of output types and customizable signals. Voltage output/current output, single/dual channels, output amplitude, output curve types, etc., are all available with multiple options, and customization is possible according to customer needs.

Optional Switch Signal:

In addition to analog signals, the HC45FCD can output an additional switch signal to meet more complex control requirements. The trigger angle of the switch can be customized.

Excellent Cost-Performance Ratio:

The HC45FCD features an all-engineering plastic external structure. The precisely designed structure ensures the overall strength of the product while controlling costs, providing users with an affordable and high-quality foot pedal controller.

Applications of HC45FCD:

The HC45FCD is the latest series in Sentop’s foot pedal controller products. In comparison to products like HC70FCA, HC60FCA, and H80FCL introduced below, the HC45FCD stands out with its appearance and installation method. Unlike other floor-type pedals, the HC45FCD is a suspended pedal with a vertical mounting surface. It comes in contact with the operator's foot sole, providing a different pedal feel compared to floor-type pedals. Users need to choose the appropriate pedal type based on their actual needs.