EMERSON TSIPR6423/004-010-CN-CON021 Vibration Sensor

Sensor Type:Vibration Sensor

Model Number:TSIPR6423/004-010-CN-CON021

Measurement Range:0 to 100 mm/s

Frequency Response:20 Hz to 1 kHz

Resolution:0.1 mm/s

Accuracy:+/- 2% of full scale

Operating Temperature:-40°C to +70°C

Enclosure Rating:IP67

Electrical Output:4-20 mA

Power Supply Voltage:12V DC

Wire Connections:Conductor Type: Conductor (CON021)

    The EMERSON TSIPR6423/004-010-CN-CON021 Vibration Sensor is engineered with cutting-edge technology to provide unparalleled reliability and accuracy in monitoring machinery health. Its wide measurement range and high-frequency response capability enable early detection of potential issues, facilitating timely maintenance interventions and reducing downtime.

    Featuring a robust stainless steel housing, this sensor is designed to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring longevity and minimal maintenance requirements. The M12 connector ensures secure and easy integration into existing systems, while its compact design optimizes space utilization on the factory floor.

    With a focus on user convenience, the EMERSON Vibration Sensor offers a straightforward setup process and intuitive operation, allowing operators to quickly understand and interpret the data provided. It supports a variety of protocols for seamless communication with automation systems, enhancing overall system interoperability.

    Equipped with CE, UL, and CSA certifications, this sensor meets the stringent safety standards required for industrial applications worldwide, providing peace of mind for manufacturers looking to comply with regulatory requirements. Its compatibility with a wide range of industry-specific software tools further enhances its utility in predictive maintenance strategies.

    Investing in the EMERSON TSIPR6423/004-010-CN-CON021 Vibration Sensor is an investment in operational excellence. By leveraging its advanced features, manufacturers can expect to reduce maintenance costs, minimize equipment failures, and optimize production processes, ultimately leading to increased productivity and profitability.