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The 200150 Accelerometer also operates with the Trendmaster 2000 system. The accelerometer interfaces with the 200100 Dual Acceleration to Velocity flexiTIM Module and the 89130-01 Acceleration-to-Velocity TIM (Transducer Interface Module), as well as the 1900/25 and 1900/27 monitors.

The 20015x Accelerometers feature a hermetically sealed, stainless steel case. This design provides an extremely rugged transducer that is well suited for harsh industrial environments. The transducer’s top-mounted, 5-pin connector allows you to easily install and remove the interconnecting signal cable. A 3/8-24 threaded hole on the bottom of the sensor’s casing accommodates several mounting options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Bently Nevada 200155-07-05?

A1: It is an industrial accelerometer designed for measuring vibration acceleration in rotating machinery, supporting condition monitoring and predictive maintenance applications.

Q2: What is the 200155-07-05 measurement range?

A2: The 200155-07-05 accelerometer has a measurement range of ±196 m/s² (±20 g), suitable for typical industrial vibration levels.

Q3: What is the 200155-07-05 fine measurement range?

A3: The 200155-07-05 fine measurement capability is 24.5 mm/s² (2.5 mg), allowing detection of very small vibration signals.

Q4: What is the 200155-07-05 transverse sensitivity?

A4: The transverse sensitivity is ≤7%, minimizing interference from off-axis vibrations and improving accuracy.

Q5: What is the 200155-07-05 excitation voltage requirement?

A5: The 200155-07-05 sensor operates with an excitation voltage of 4.7 to 5.5 V DC.

Product Applications

Oil and gas: Used for monitoring the status of oil wells, oil pipelines or refineries, such as valve position, pressure switch status, etc.

Chemical and pharmaceutical: Receiving signals from various discrete sensors in complex production processes to ensure that reaction vessels, mixing equipment, etc. operate safely in a logical sequence.

Electricity and energy: For status feedback in power plant control systems, monitoring electrical switch cabinets, relays and protection devices.

Heavy industry manufacturing: On production lines, connecting proximity switches, photoelectric sensors, etc., to achieve real-time perception of conveyor belt and mechanical arm positions.