Metrix 440 Economical Vibration Switch
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Model: 440 (440SR, 440DR)
It looks like you’re describing a specific type of electronic vibration switch, likely for use in machinery or equipment monitoring. Here’s a summary of the key features and functions based on your description:
Overview of the Electronic Vibration Switch
- Technology: Utilizes a solid-state crystal accelerometer that generates an electrical output when subjected to vibration.
- Output Processing: The electrical output is converted into a velocity-proportional signal.
- Limit Comparison: This signal is compared to a preset threshold, triggering a solid-state relay if the threshold is exceeded.
- Mechanical Components: The switch is predominantly solid-state, meaning it has no moving parts, which enhances reliability. Mechanical relays can be used but are optional.
Key Features
- Built-in Time Delay:
- Prevents false alarms or shutdowns caused by temporary spikes in vibration levels.
- Specifically designed to accommodate the typical high vibration experienced during machine start-up, thus avoiding unnecessary trips.
- Standard alarm trip delay is set at three seconds, adjustable in the field between 2 to 15 seconds.
Benefits
- Reliability: Solid-state design reduces wear and maintenance needs compared to mechanical switches.
- Customizability: Adjustable alarm delays allow for tailored settings based on specific machine characteristics and operational requirements.
- Protection: Maintains appropriate trip levels to ensure machinery protection without being overly sensitive during start-up.
Product Specifications
- Approximate Weight: 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs)
If you need more specific details or if you have any questions about the application or installation of this device, feel free to ask!
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