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Wilcoxon - Model iT150 -Vibration Transmitter
Wilcoxon’s 4-20 mA vibration transmitter module, the iT150, provides an easy means to connect a standard IEPE vibration sensor to a PLC, DCS or SCADA system. The transmitter`s input provides power to and measures the signal from either an accelerometer, piezovelocity sensor or dual (vibration and temperature) output sensor. The input circuitry has a wide frequency response, capable of measuring signals between 0.2 Hz and 20,000 Hz, as well as a True Peak detection mode out to 25 kHz.
Compatible with dual output sensors
- Monitor vibration and temperature simultaneously
- Output two separate 4-20 mA signals
True Peak detection band
- Measure acceleration signals out to 25 kHz
- Capture comprehensive signal input
- Quickly detect impacts and transient vibrations
Wide power supply voltage range
- Accepts 11-32 VDC power input
- Easily adaptable to battery-powered supplies
- Plug-and-play capability
The iT150 series vibration transmitters are a simple plug-and-play solution for those vibration analysts requiring 4-20 mA monitoring. The units are pre-programmed to accept IEPE acceleration, velocity, or temperature measurements and convert into 4-20 mA outputs.
The iT150 series vibration transmitters are pre-programmed to accept IEPE acceleration, velocity, or temperature measurements and convert into 4-20 mA outputs. The configuration guide shown below details the part numbering scheme and available combinations.
Instrumentation engineers, system engineers, operations personnel, process automation specialists and reliability engineers. Ideal markets and applications include condition monitoring, wind power, pulp and paper plants, power generation plants, cement plants, food and beverage manufacturing, metals processing, machine tool, mining, nuclear power plants, oil and gas processing pharmaceutical manufacturing, rail operations, water and wastewater treatment plants, defense.