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Danfoss KEPA14161 KEP Electronic Foot Pedal Position Sensor
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- $999.00
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- $999.00
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Product Description P/N: KEPA14161
Description
The Danfoss KEPA14161 is a KEP-series electronic foot pedal designed to provide proportional operator input for compatible mobile machinery and vehicle control systems. It features unidirectional operation, a 35° pedal angle, a rubber foot pad, and a 2,500-ohm potentiometer.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Danfoss |
| Category | Industrial Automation |
| Part Number | KEPA14161 |
| Subcategory | Electronic Foot Pedals |
| Product Series | KEP |
| Product Type | Electronic Foot Pedal Position Sensor |
| Control Direction | Unidirectional |
| Pedal Angle | 35° |
| Foot Pad Material | Rubber |
| Transducer Type | Potentiometer |
| Potentiometer Resistance | 2,500 Ω ± 500 Ω |
| Typical Supply Voltage | 5 V DC |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 16 V DC for up to 5 minutes |
| Output Signal Range | 10%–90% of supply voltage |
| Connector Type | Weather Pack |
| Electronics Protection | IP66 |
| Operating Temperature | −40 to +70 °C |
| Weight | 3.53 lb |
Information About KEPA14161
The KEPA14161 is a Danfoss electronic foot pedal position sensor for machine-control applications. It uses a potentiometer to convert pedal movement into an electrical control signal. The unit features a 35° operating angle, a rubber foot pad, and a Weather Pack connector. Its configuration is intended for compatible equipment requiring unidirectional foot-operated control.
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Brand and Series: Danfoss KEP electronic pedal series.
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Part Number: KEPA14161.
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Control Direction: Unidirectional pedal operation.
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Pedal Angle: 35° operating travel.
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Transducer: 2,500-ohm potentiometer.
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Foot Pad: Rubber contact surface.
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Connector: Weather Pack electrical connector.
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Application: Operator input for compatible mobile machinery and vehicle control systems.
The KEPA14161 provides proportional foot-operated input for equipment designed to accept its electrical signal and mechanical configuration.
Description
The Danfoss KEPA14161 is a KEP-series electronic foot pedal designed to provide proportional operator input for compatible mobile machinery and vehicle control systems. It features unidirectional operation, a 35° pedal angle, a rubber foot pad, and a 2,500-ohm potentiometer.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Danfoss |
| Category | Industrial Automation |
| Part Number | KEPA14161 |
| Subcategory | Electronic Foot Pedals |
| Product Series | KEP |
| Product Type | Electronic Foot Pedal Position Sensor |
| Control Direction | Unidirectional |
| Pedal Angle | 35° |
| Foot Pad Material | Rubber |
| Transducer Type | Potentiometer |
| Potentiometer Resistance | 2,500 Ω ± 500 Ω |
| Typical Supply Voltage | 5 V DC |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 16 V DC for up to 5 minutes |
| Output Signal Range | 10%–90% of supply voltage |
| Connector Type | Weather Pack |
| Electronics Protection | IP66 |
| Operating Temperature | −40 to +70 °C |
| Weight | 3.53 lb |
Information About KEPA14161
The KEPA14161 is a Danfoss electronic foot pedal position sensor for machine-control applications. It uses a potentiometer to convert pedal movement into an electrical control signal. The unit features a 35° operating angle, a rubber foot pad, and a Weather Pack connector. Its configuration is intended for compatible equipment requiring unidirectional foot-operated control.
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Brand and Series: Danfoss KEP electronic pedal series.
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Part Number: KEPA14161.
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Control Direction: Unidirectional pedal operation.
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Pedal Angle: 35° operating travel.
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Transducer: 2,500-ohm potentiometer.
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Foot Pad: Rubber contact surface.
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Connector: Weather Pack electrical connector.
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Application: Operator input for compatible mobile machinery and vehicle control systems.
The KEPA14161 provides proportional foot-operated input for equipment designed to accept its electrical signal and mechanical configuration.
