Technical Specifications

1. Model: 350040M
2. Type: Vibration Monitor Module
3. Function: Monitors vibration levels in machinery, providing data for analysis to prevent damage and ensure optimal performance.
4. Measurement Specifications:
   • Input Type: Accepts input from various vibration sensors, such as proximity probes or accelerometers.
   • Measurement Range: Designed to measure a wide range of vibration levels, typically from low-level vibrations to high amplitude signals.
   • Frequency Range: Capable of monitoring vibrations over a broad frequency range, often from 0.1 Hz to 10 kHz or more, depending on the sensor used.
5. Electrical Characteristics:
   • Power Supply: Typically operates with a 24V DC power supply.
   • Output: Provides analog or digital outputs that can be interfaced with other monitoring systems or data acquisition tools.
6. Environmental Conditions:
   • Temperature Range: Designed for operation within an industrial temperature range, typically from -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to +158°F).
   • Relative Humidity: Operates effectively in environments with relative humidity up to 95% (non-condensing).

Features

1. Advanced Vibration Analysis: Provides detailed vibration data to help analyze the condition of machinery, identifying potential issues such as imbalance, misalignment, or wear.
2. Real-Time Monitoring: Offers real-time monitoring capabilities to detect and respond to vibration anomalies promptly, helping prevent machinery failures.
3. Configurable Alarms: Allows for the configuration of alarm thresholds and settings to notify operators of abnormal vibration levels or potential issues.
4. Data Integration: Integrates with other components of the 3500 Series for comprehensive condition monitoring and protection solutions.
5. User-Friendly Interface: Features a user-friendly interface for easy setup, configuration, and monitoring of vibration data.

Application Scenarios

1. Machinery Protection: Utilized in machinery protection systems to monitor critical equipment such as turbines, compressors, pumps, and motors, helping to prevent damage and ensure safe operation.
2. Condition Monitoring: Essential for continuous condition monitoring of industrial machinery, providing valuable data for predictive maintenance and early fault detection.
3. Industrial Automation: Applied in industrial automation systems where precise vibration monitoring is crucial for maintaining system performance and preventing downtime.
4. Process Control: Useful in process control environments where vibration monitoring is needed to ensure stable and reliable operation of machinery.

Installation and Configuration

1. Mounting:
   • Form Factor: Typically mounted in a control panel or similar enclosure. Ensure proper installation according to the provided guidelines to ensure accurate data acquisition.
   • Installation: Involves connecting the module to the vibration sensors and integrating it with the monitoring system. Detailed installation procedures are included in the product manual.
2. Wiring:
   • Connections: Connects to vibration sensors and other system components using standard industrial wiring practices. Wiring diagrams and instructions are provided in the product documentation.
3. Configuration:
   • Calibration: Requires calibration to ensure accurate measurement of vibration levels. Calibration procedures are detailed in the product manual.
   • Integration: Integrates with the 3500 Series monitoring system for comprehensive condition monitoring and alarm management. Configuration instructions are provided in the product documentation.