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Prevent Equipment Failure With Sensaphone Vibration Sensor

Proactive equipment maintenance has never been easier

Sensaphone
Mon, 08/22/2016 - 16:03
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(Sensaphone: Aston, PA) -- Detecting vibration fluctuations in machinery early on prevents equipment failure and secondary damage. The 4–20mA vibration sensor from Sensaphone, designer of remote monitoring technology, can be permanently mounted on equipment to continuously monitor vibration velocity and detect unusual conditions.

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The sensor provides constant real-time data to an accompanying Sensaphone monitoring device that sends an immediate alert to designated personnel when vibration levels exceed a specified range.

Industrial applications include:
• Hydraulic pump motors
• Homogenizers
• Mixers
• Air coolers
• Fan gears
• Cooling beds
• Fan shaft and rolling stand bearings
• Oil cooler fans
• Separators

The vibration sensor is compatible with all Sensaphone monitoring devices that accept a 4-20mA input. The sensor monitors the vibration velocity on a nonrotating surface and conforms to ISO 10816 guidelines for mechanical vibration.

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