Vibro-Meter 200-566-000-112

Product Introduction:
The Vibro-Meter 200-566-000-112 is a precision vibration transducer designed for continuous condition monitoring and machinery protection. It converts mechanical vibration into a standardized electrical signal for use with monitoring systems.

Category: SKU: Vibro-Meter 200-566-000-112

Description

Vibro-Meter 200-566-000-112

Technical Specifications:

  • Brand: Vibro-Meter
  • Model: 200-566-000-112
  • Product Type: Vibration Sensor / Transducer
  • Output Signal: Standardized industrial current or voltage signal

Functional Features:

  • High Sensitivity: Accurately captures low-level vibration signals for early fault detection.
  • Wide Frequency Response: Covers a broad frequency range to detect bearing defects, misalignment, and imbalance.
  • Rugged Construction: Hermetically sealed to withstand harsh industrial environments, moisture, and chemical exposure.

Application Scenarios:
Installed on bearings, housings, and structural supports of rotating equipment in power plants, refineries, and manufacturing facilities.

Performance Parameters:

  • Linearity: Excellent linearity across the specified operating range.
  • Temperature Stability: Maintains accuracy across wide ambient temperature variations.

Material Composition:
Stainless steel housing, piezoelectric sensing element, and specialized industrial cabling.

Structural Characteristics:
Cylindrical design with integrated cable or military-spec connector. Features a precision-machined mounting base for secure attachment.

Working Principle:
A piezoelectric crystal generates an electrical charge proportional to the mechanical vibration force. Internal electronics condition this signal into a standardized output for the monitoring system.

Installation Requirements:
Mount securely to a clean, flat surface using the specified torque. Ensure proper cable routing to prevent mechanical strain and EMI.

Usage Precautions:
Do not exceed the maximum operating temperature. Inspect cables regularly for damage. Calibrate the monitoring system to match the sensor’s sensitivity.