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Wireless Advanced Vibration & Temperature Sensor – Tri-Axis Monitoring

Wireless Advanced Vibration & Temperature Sensor – Tri-Axis Monitoring

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Monitor vibration health in real time with tri-axis sensing, advanced analytics, and wireless connectivity. Ideal for predictive maintenance and industrial diagnostics.

  • The Wireless Advanced Vibration & Temperature Sensor is a powerful diagnostic tool designed for precision condition monitoring in industrial environments. Featuring a built-in tri-axis accelerometer and temperature sensor, it delivers accurate measurements of acceleration, velocity, displacement, and peak forces across your machinery or infrastructure.

    Supporting a wide range of vibration metrics—including RMS acceleration and velocity, crest factor, duty cycle, and temperature—this sensor enables proactive maintenance and failure prevention. It supports vibration frequencies up to 4200 Hz / 252,000 RPM, and includes a configurable Hanning filter for advanced signal processing.

    With a user-configurable measurement interval as low as 1 second and threshold-based alerting, this sensor ensures early detection of mechanical issues such as imbalance, misalignment, or bearing wear.

    ⚠️ Note: Requires a compatible Monnit gateway and may require software. See our Gateway & Software page or explore pre-configured sensor kits.

    Key Features:

    • Tri-axis vibration measurement: acceleration, velocity, displacement, and peak

    • Measures crest factor, duty cycle, and temperature

    • Wide frequency range: up to 4200 Hz / 252,000 RPM

    • Configurable Hanning filter and measurement intervals (from 1 second)

    • Customizable thresholds for alerts and condition monitoring

    • Wireless and battery-powered for easy deployment

    Ideal Applications:

    • Predictive maintenance for motors, pumps, and rotating equipment

    • Industrial vibration diagnostics

    • Facility management and machinery health monitoring

    • Remote asset performance tracking

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