For integration into SQM and SQN actuators to indicate the position of the actuators drive shaft. Single and double potentiometers in wire or conductive plastic design.

The ASZ potentiometers are designed for fitting to the drive shafts of actuators type SQM and SQN They can be used for both position indication and position feedback (position checkback signal). The wire potentiometers are suited for general use. For actuators in combination with electronic fuel / air ratio control systems or SQM5 actuators together with AGA56 electronic function modules, conductive plastic potentiometers are mandatory (extended life and better resolution).

Part Numbers:

• ASZ12.30 – Conductive Plastic, 90 Angular Rotation, 1000 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer (For SQM5 and SQN7)
• ASZ12.33– Conductive Plastic, 135 Angular Rotation, 1000 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer(For SQM5 and SQN7)
• ASZ12.803– Conductive Plastic, 90 Angular Rotation, 1000 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer(For SQM5)
• ASZ12.833 – Conductive Plastic, 135 Angular Rotation, 1000 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer(For SQM5)
• ASZ16.703 – Wire, 90 Angular Rotation, 135 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer(For SQM5)
• ASZ16.733 –Wire, 135 Angular Rotation, 135 Ohm Resistance, Single Potentiometer(For SQM5)
• ASZ22.30– Conductive Plastic, 90 Angular Rotation, 1000 / 1000 Ohm Resistance, Double Potentiometer (For SQM5 and SQN7)
• ASZ22.33– Conductive Plastic, 135 Angular Rotation, 1000 / 1000 Ohm Resistance, Double Potentiometer(For SQM5 and SQN7)
• ASZ22.803 –– Conductive Plastic, 90 Angular Rotation, 1000 / 1000 Ohm Resistance, Double Potentiometer (For SQM5)
• ASZ22.833 –Conductive Plastic, 135 Angular Rotation, 1000 / 1000 Ohm Resistance, Double Potentiometer(For SQM5)
• ASZ66.733 –Wire, 135 Angular Rotation, 135 / 135 Ohm Resistance, DoublePotentiometer(For SQM5)

MORE INFORMATION, INSTALLATION AND SERVICE GUIDE CAN BE FOUND IN THE SQM5 TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS Below

Resources:

• ASZ Potentiometers Technical Instructions
• SQM5 Actuator Technical Instructions