Yes, within limits. Without the recommended +24VDC power, there is insufficient voltage to operate a typical 2-wire IEPE sensor, but the transmitter can certainly operate off +12VDC supply with 3-wir [...]
Wilcoxon iT Series modules are certified by CSA for CE-compliance. Additional certifications may be possible with proper junction-box enclosures and barrier devices. [...]
Generally, 4-20 mA vibration monitoring is used for equipment that ought to be monitored for vibration, but where access or infrequent servicing is an issue. The iT modules present options for instal [...]
If the only need is to have a loop-powered sensor for monitoring the overall vibration, then sensors like the Wilcoxon 4-20 mA LPS® series will suffice. However, if very low or very high frequency mo [...]
Yes. There is an input on the module for a remote reset using dry contacts. [...]
The front panel has three “membrane” switches. These are used to access and change the settings for the alarm. They are also used to acknowledge an alarm to reset a latched relay. [...]
Cost, size, and power-dissipation of more digits are some of the mechanical reasons, but the main reason is accuracy of the display. True, integer values of 4-20mA are potentially large steps, but t [...]
During normal operation the display can be set to indicate the current in the sensor loop in terms of integer values of milliamps, from 2 to 25 mA. It can also be set to display in terms of 0% to 99% [...]
The iT Alarm includes three programmable relays – high and low setpoints, and a BOV monitor to alert the customer when a sensor or cable connection malfunctions. Each relay can be user-programmed ind [...]
Yes, for the iT300 series. The sensitivity, internal integration, frequency range, output type, and 4-20mA parameters are all field-programmable via Ethernet. For the iT100/200 series, these features [...]
