200-510-041-021 200-510-111-021 VM600 MPC4 Vibro-meter

The 200-510-041-021 and 200-510-111-021 are models in the VM600 MPC4 series from the Vibro-meter brand. This series is a high-performance data acquisition unit, primarily used in industrial applications to collect, process, and analyze vibration data from mechanical equipment to monitor its operating conditions. The following is a detailed introduction:

Features:

Multi-channel Design: Equipped with four dynamic signal channels and two tachometer (speed) channels, all independently configurable, it can simultaneously monitor multiple vibration and speed signals, providing rich data support for comprehensive equipment status assessment.

High-Speed Data Processing: Utilizing advanced digital signal processing (DSP) technology, it offers high-speed data processing capabilities, enabling real-time measurement and monitoring of vibration data, capturing subtle changes during equipment operation.

Multiple Communication Interfaces: Supporting multiple communication interfaces, including USB, RS-485, and RS-232, facilitates connection and data transmission with other devices or systems, enabling remote monitoring and data sharing. High-Precision Measurement: With a measurement range of 100g (acceleration), a frequency range of 10Hz-10kHz, a sampling rate of up to 20kHz, and an accuracy of ±2%, it accurately measures and analyzes equipment vibration parameters.

Flexible Installation: It offers a variety of mounting options, including DIN rail, desktop, or embedded. Its rugged metal housing is suitable for DIN rail or wall mounting. It features a wide power input range of 9-48VDC and an operating temperature range of -40°C to 80°C, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments.

Technical Parameters:

Input Voltage: 24V DC.

Operating Temperature Range: -10°C to 60°C.

Ingress Protection: IP65.

Dimensions: 100mm x 50mm x 30mm.

Weight: 100g. Application areas: Widely used in power, oil and gas, manufacturing, aerospace and other industries, it can be used to monitor the vibration levels of various rotating mechanical equipment such as pumps, fans, compressors, turbines, etc., help detect early signs of equipment failure, optimize maintenance plans, and ensure reliable operation of equipment and overall operational efficiency.