Epro PR6424/006-021 16 mm Eddy Current Sensor

Applications

The Epro PR6424/006-021 16 mm Eddy Current Sensor is designed for high-precision monitoring of shaft vibration and displacement in industrial rotating machinery. Its 16 mm sensor head ensures accurate measurements in demanding environments, supporting machinery protection and predictive maintenance programs.

• Steam, gas, and hydro turbine shaft monitoring
• Industrial pump and compressor displacement measurement
• Generator rotor eccentricity and position analysis
• Vibration monitoring for motors and fans
• Gearbox and rotating equipment diagnostics
• Petrochemical and refinery machinery protection
• Power generation and condition monitoring systems

This sensor delivers reliable performance for critical rotating machinery applications where precision and stability are essential.

Advantages

• Non-contact 16 mm eddy-current sensing for high-precision measurements
• Stable output over long-term operation
• Robust stainless steel construction for harsh industrial conditions
• Compact design suitable for tight installation spaces
• Compatible with Epro signal conditioning systems
• Fast response suitable for real-time diagnostics
• Supports predictive maintenance and condition-based monitoring
• Reduces risk of mechanical wear and unplanned downtime

The PR6424/006-021 provides consistent measurement accuracy and operational reliability in industrial settings.

Technical FAQs

1. What does this sensor measure?
   Shaft vibration, displacement, eccentricity, and position using eddy-current technology.
2. Is this a contact or non-contact sensor?
   It is a non-contact sensor, preventing mechanical wear.
3. What machinery is this sensor used on?
   Turbines, compressors, pumps, fans, and industrial motors.
4. Does it require a signal converter?
   Yes, it works with Epro/Emerson compatible signal conditioning modules.
5. Can it measure both static and dynamic displacement?
   Yes, it detects both static shaft position and dynamic vibration signals.
6. Is it suitable for high-speed rotating equipment?
   Yes, designed for critical high-speed machinery monitoring.
7. What environments can it operate in?
   Harsh industrial environments with vibration, temperature variations, and oil exposure.
8. Can it be used in predictive maintenance systems?
   Yes, it is widely applied in condition-based maintenance programs.
9. Does installation affect accuracy?
   Proper probe alignment and calibration are required for precise measurements.
10. What faults can it help detect?
    Imbalance, misalignment, bearing issues, and mechanical looseness.