Product Name: Cemb TR-A Vibration Monitoring
Brand: Cemb
Product Code: TR-A
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Absolute vibration monitoring Transmitter with provision for fastening to a DIN guideThe TR-A/V/VMT transmitter connected to a dedicated transducer (accelerometer, velocimeter or velomitor) measures absolute vibration of any machine support and is capable of directly interfacing with an acquisition system (PLC or DCS) in 2-wire (4-20 mA current loop) or 3-wire techniqueCompositionTransmitter with provision for fastening to a DIN guideTR-A interfaceable with accelerometers with a sensitivity of 100 mV/g (TA-18 – TA-18/S)TR-V interfaceable with velocimeters with a sensitivity of 21.2 mV/mm/s (T1-40 – T1-40V – T1-40BF – T1-38 – T1-38V – T1-38BF)TR-VMT interfaceable with velomitor TV-22 (3,94 mV/mm/s)Power supply24 VDC nominal18-30 VDC for 2-wire version24-35 VDC for 3-wire versionExternal connectionsTerminal strip for connection to a PLC/DCS (2- or 3-core screened cable, max. cross-section 2.5mm²)Terminal strip for connection to a transducer (2- or 2-core screened cable, max. cross-section 2.5mm²)BNC for connection to an analyserOperating temperature range35°C ÷ +70°CType of measurementAbsolute vibrationDynamic performance5 ÷ 10.000HzLinearity± 2% over the entire measurement range and within the operating temperature limitsInsulation?10? ? between signals and container