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Condition monitoring sensors
Condition Monitoring Sensors
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1 Series
Condition monitoring sensors from Balluff record various physical variables, such as vibration, temperature, humidity, and air pressure. They process these variables and supply the desired data to a higher-level system via IO-Link. Thanks to the standardized IO-Link protocol, it is convenient to parameterize the sensors and tailor the evaluation within the sensor to the specific application. With the flexible process data design, up to five pieces of measured or pre-processed data can be freely configured and cyclically transmitted.
Our condition monitoring sensors thus make a significant contribution to the efficient and trouble-free operation of every plant and significantly increase the effectiveness of the entire plant.
The special features of our condition monitoring sensors
- Multiple measured variables in one device: vibration, temperature, humidity, air pressure
- Integrated evaluation electronics with configurable data pre-processing
- Configurable events and status displays
- Quick to connect and easy to integrate via IO-Link
- Flexible process data design for simultaneous transmission of several variables
- Self-awareness functions for sensor self-monitoring
- Compact design with little space
1 Series
| Series | Function | Interface | IP rating | Housing material primary | Connection | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BCM R15With different measured variables |
Vibration Velocity, Vibration analysis in time domain, Vibration analysis in frequency range, Rotational speed input, Vibration Acceleration, Vibration Severity Zone, Contact temperature monitoring, Relative Humidity, Ambient Pressure, Sensor Self-Awareness | IO-Link, Pin 2: PNP/NPN/push-pull, Pin 4: Push-pull | IP68, IP67, IP69K | Stainless steel 1.4404 (316L), 1.4404 stainless steel | Cable with connector, M12x1-Male, 4-pin, 1.5 m, PUR, Cable with connector, M12x1-Male, 3-pin, 1.5 m, PUR |
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