Wireless Vibration Sensors Category

Omega Engineering has a RoHS wireless vibration transmitter in a compact ABS enclosure. The transmitter measures digital broad range vibration with an internal weighted accelerometer and can transmit up to 600'.It has an internal loop antenna, and operates with Part 15 FCC compliance.

IMI Sensors features the long-range Echo Wireless Vibration Monitoring System, designed to eliminate the need for expensive cable runs, repeaters networks and mesh. It measures a range of faults and outputs into ODBC format for easy plotting and trending, and has skip measurement system to conserve battery power.

Oceana's Inteligent Component Health Monitoring Next Gen (ICHM NG) wireless sensor was designed for heavy-duty naval application to deliver real-time, on-board diagnostic data from unmanned craft. The node supports a wide range of sensor types (voltage output, current, vibration, pressure and flow) with 4 channels and 802.11 networking.

The PixController wireless vibration sensor is designed to trigger a wireless camera in the event that the sensor is shocked, vibrated or moved. The sensor has an integrated adjustable gram meter to set the sensitivity level, and can transmit up to four unique digital address codes. The low profile transmitter has a mounting hole on the bottom of the transmitter, so it can be used with bullet camera and tripod mounts.

Flare Security's VIB300W wireless vibration sensor is an open circuit NEMA 4X UV resistant housing, designed for metal structures. It has adjustable sensitivity, and is easily mountable for low-cost installation.

Walker Wireless Wi-Fi Vibration sensor is a 12mw 2.4 GHz 802.11 ULP high output radio frequency with ultra-low power battery depletion. It samples nearly 5000 separate x & y components up to 1600 Hz per 1.3 seconds, every 30 seconds. The Concept One sensor can last a year on a single AA battery, set to 4 minute transmission intervals. Supports WEP128, WPA, WPA2-PSK (AES).

Emerson's CSI 9420 wireless vibration transmitter has a self-organizing signal that works in tandem with the AMS Intelligent Device management program suite to monitor a variety of applications. It can also be modified to work with a low-power accelerometer sensor and can be used in tandem with another accelerometer or a temperature embed system.

SafeMart has a GE Security wireless vibration detector, meant to report break-ins, door/window opening and can be set to report either aggressive blows and breaks, or multiple less violent impacts (IE knocking or shaking). The sensor has a tamper-resistant cover, and can be used in temperatures between 32 and 122F.