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M88250 Casing Vibration IRD544M
Sensitivity Options in IRD8800 Module M88250
IRD8800 Series is an API 670 Compliant Machinery Protection System (MPS). It's module M88250 is used for Casing Vibration Monitoring and Protection paired with IRD544M Sensor. IRD544M sensors are designed for Nominal Sensitivity 42.52 mV/mm/sec +/- ...
M88250 Factory Calibration
M88250 is our Casing Vibration Module for our Inductive Velocity Sensor IRD544M. It measures Vibration Amplitude either in Displacement or Velocity. We commit an accuracy of +/- 1% of Full Scale for this Dual Channel Vibration Measurement Card. To ...

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