Triaxial Accelerometer MTN/2330

Capturing three-dimensional vibration data with independent single-axis sensors often involves excessive cabling and a high risk of cross-interference in harsh industrial environments. The lack of true simultaneity makes it difficult to diagnose complex misalignments and structural resonances in heavy machinery.

This IEPE triaxial accelerometer solves the problem by integrating three independent piezoelectric channels into a single compact unit. The device allows simultaneous monitoring of the X, Y, and Z axes with a sensitivity of 100 mV/g For example, ensuring a clean reading thanks to its galvanically isolated base.

Constructed of heavy-duty stainless steel and sealed under heavy-duty conditions. IP67, It is designed to withstand the harshest conditions. It connects via an industrial connector. M12 4-pin It guarantees robust transmission that is immune to mechanical damage and humidity in the plant.

• Simultaneous measurement on 3 axes for a complete structural diagnosis.
• Isolated AC outputs to prevent electrical noise and ground loops.
• Wide dynamic range of ±80 g and answer until 10 kHz.
• Rigid mounting using a central through hole (M6 or M8).

Technical Frequently Asked Questions

What advantage does the M12 connector offer over integral cables in heavy industry?
The M12 industrial standard allows for quick field disconnection, facilitating maintenance and replacement of damaged wiring without having to unscrew or alter the position of the sensor on the machine chassis.

Is it compatible with any vibration analyzer or data collector?
Yes, provided that the system or analyzer has three independent constant current input channels (IEPE) of between 2 and 10 mA.

How is it mounted correctly to avoid spurious resonances?
Its central through-hole should be used with an M6 or M8 screw to achieve an ultra-rigid, direct mechanical fix to the surface, guaranteeing a nominal mounted resonance of 20 kHz.