Vibration sensors help avoid unplanned downtime by providing vibration monitoring of typical industrial machinery for implementing predictive maintenance strategies. ProSense vibration sensors measure the RMS vibration velocity of the device to which they are attached.
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Vibration monitoring, also referred to as machine condition monitoring, is used to detect industrial equipment vibration which may indicate a malfunction, pending failure, or process restriction. Vibration analysis can identify developing problems, allowing for timely and predictable scheduling of maintenance before major damage or failure, and production downtime.
Vibration sensors can also measure vibration as a process variable; for example, material handling systems looking for an impact when something is moved or placed. They can be used to determine the running status and/or condition of rotating equipment such as pumps, motors, compressors, paper machines, rolling mills, machine tools, and gearboxes.
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ProSense VCST series sensors conveniently provide a vibration switch and transmitter in a single unit. These MEMS-based sensors measure the RMS vibration velocity of the device to which they are attached, provide a switch output operating at a setpoint easily set with rotating setting rings, and supply an analog output for the actual vibration measurement.
ProSense VCT series vibration transmitters are ideal for harsh industrial applications. These stainless steel MEMS-based sensors offer a wide operating temperature range and IP67/68/69K protection (depending on IP rating of the cable used).
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