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ACVF Elevator Door Motor Encoder

Name: Elevator Encoder
SKU: SH-01150030
Price: 0.29 USD
Availability: InStock

A C-shaped encoder assembly for ANLISO ACVF door motors, combining a semicircular circuit board and molded mounting housing. Two-channel feedback supports monitoring of door-motor movement.

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Item	Specification
Series	ACVF
Application	ANLISO elevator door motor
Product type	Door-motor feedback encoder
Signal channels	A and B quadrature pulse feedback
Structure	C-shaped circuit board and molded mounting housing
Connection	Four-wire power and signal connection

Power-Supply Versions

Select the version to match the door-controller supply. The 5 V and 24 V versions are not interchangeable by assumption.

Version	DC supply
5 V encoder	5 V DC
24 V encoder	24 V DC

Four-Wire Connection Functions

Confirm the actual connector marking and controller wiring before energizing.

Wire colour	Function
Red	Positive supply: +5 V or +24 V according to version
Black	0 V / GND
Green	Channel A pulse signal
Yellow	Channel B pulse signal

Before Ordering

Match the ACVF encoder housing, mounting holes and motor arrangement.
Confirm the required 5 V or 24 V supply version; do not substitute one voltage version for the other.
Match the connector and channel wiring to the controller circuit. Do not infer pin order from wire colour alone.
Isolate the door drive before replacement, then check the feedback direction and operation using the applicable service procedure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of feedback does it provide?

The encoder provides A and B pulse channels for door-motor feedback.

Can a 5 V encoder be used on a 24 V supply?

No. Select the voltage version that matches the controller supply and encoder marking.

What does the C-shaped housing do?

It provides the open mounting form used around the corresponding door-motor shaft arrangement. Check the physical fit and fixing points before ordering.

What should be checked when replacing it?

Check supply voltage, connector, signal-channel wiring, mounting-hole positions and the motor-side installation. Isolate power before service.