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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.

The 20015x Accelerometers contain a piezoelectric sensing device that generates a charge when it is subjected to vibration. The accelerometers electronically convert this charge to a differential voltage signal that is proportional to the acceleration that is parallel to the sensitive axis of the transducer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Bently Nevada 200155-09-CN?

A1: It is a Trendmaster Pro accelerometer designed for vibration monitoring in rotating machinery, supporting predictive maintenance and condition-based monitoring systems.

Q2: What is the 200155-09-CN quiescent current?

A2: The 200155-09-CN quiescent current is less than 800 µA, ensuring low power consumption for continuous operation.

Q3: What is the 200155-09-CN output bias voltage?

A3: The 200155-09-CN output bias voltage is +2.5 V DC ± 0.23 V, providing a stable signal reference.

Q4: What is the 200155-09-CN axial shock limit?

A4: The 200155-09-CN sensor can withstand an axial shock of up to 49,050 m/s² peak (5,000 g peak), ensuring durability in harsh environments.

Q5: What is the 200155-09-CN operating temperature range?

A5: It operates within −40°C to +105°C (−40°F to +221°F), suitable for demanding industrial conditions.

Product Applications

Electric power industry: Monitoring the bearing vibration (bearing vibration) of hydraulic generators.

Petroleum industry: Used for mechanical condition monitoring and alarm systems of key large-scale units.

Heavy industry manufacturing: Used as monitoring spare parts in large rotating shaft systems.