The Epro PR6423/10R-141+CON031 8mm Eddy-Current Sensor is a high-precision non-contact sensor designed for continuous monitoring of shaft vibration and displacement in rotating machinery. It works seamlessly with the Epro CON031 driver, delivering accurate measurement and reliable protection for critical equipment. Built with robust materials, compact design, and high resistance to harsh conditions, it is ideal for use in demanding industrial environments.

Key Features

• Non-contact eddy-current vibration and displacement measurement

• 8 mm probe tip for versatile industrial applications

• Optimized for use with Epro CON031 driver modules

• High linearity and accuracy across the measurement range

• Compact, rugged design for harsh industrial environments

• Easy installation and long-term reliability

• Suitable for continuous machinery condition monitoring

Technical Specifications

Industry Applications

• Steam and gas turbines

• Compressors and blowers

• Industrial pumps and motors

• Generators and alternators

• Petrochemical and chemical processing plants

• Power generation facilities

• Heavy-duty rotating equipment in industrial sectors

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the function of the Epro PR6423/10R-141+CON031 sensor?

It measures shaft displacement and vibration using eddy-current technology to protect rotating machinery.

Q2: What is the probe tip size?

The probe has an 8 mm tip, making it suitable for a wide range of machinery monitoring applications.

Q3: Which driver module is compatible with this sensor?

It is designed for use with the Epro CON031 driver.

Q4: What is the measurement range of this sensor?

It supports a linear measurement range of up to ±2 mm with the CON031 driver.

Q5: Is it a non-contact sensor?

Yes, it operates using non-contact eddy-current measurement technology.

Q6: Can the sensor handle long cable lengths?

Yes, this model comes with an integrated 10 m cable for flexible installation.

Q7: What is the operating temperature range?

It can operate between -35 °C and +180 °C.

Q8: What industries commonly use this sensor?

It is widely applied in power generation, petrochemical, and heavy industrial machinery monitoring.