Epro PR6424/010-030 16 mm Eddy Current Sensor

Applications

The PR6424/010-030 is widely used in turbomachinery condition monitoring systems where continuous and accurate shaft behavior tracking is required:

• Steam and gas turbines in power generation plants
• Centrifugal and axial compressors in oil & gas facilities
• Industrial pumps and high-speed rotating machinery
• Hydro turbines and generator sets
• Fans, blowers, and heavy industrial rotating systems

It is typically integrated into API 670-compliant protection systems using compatible signal converters.

Advantages

• High-precision eddy-current non-contact measurement technology
• Stable performance under high temperature and vibration conditions
• Strong immunity to industrial electromagnetic interference
• Accurate monitoring of shaft displacement and dynamic movement
• Long-term stability for predictive maintenance systems
• Compatible with EPRO CON-series signal conditioning modules
• Designed for continuous 24/7 industrial operation

Technical FAQs

1. What measurement principle does this sensor use?
It uses eddy-current technology to measure shaft displacement without physical contact.

2. What is the main application of this sensor?
It is used for vibration, position, and eccentricity monitoring in rotating machinery.

3. Does it require a signal converter?
Yes, it must be paired with a compatible CON-series converter module.

4. Can it be used in turbine systems?
Yes, it is widely used in steam, gas, and hydro turbine monitoring systems.

5. Does it measure vibration directly?
It measures shaft displacement, which is used to derive vibration and position data.

6. Is it suitable for harsh environments?
Yes, it is designed for high temperature, vibration, and industrial contamination conditions.

7. What materials does it measure best?
It is optimized for conductive ferromagnetic steel shafts.

8. Can it operate continuously?
Yes, it is designed for 24/7 condition monitoring applications.

9. Does it support both radial and axial measurements?
Yes, depending on system configuration and installation setup.

10. What is its role in predictive maintenance?
It helps detect early faults such as imbalance, misalignment, and bearing wear.