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- Sensors
- Monitoring Systems
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(1) Bearing Temperature Sensor
The sensor screw directly into a bearing housing through the
existing grease zerk thread. Each sensor is fitted with a grease
zerk to allow lubrication of the bearing without the need for
removal of the sensor.
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(2) Surface Temperature Sensor
Bolts
directly onto a bearing housing, motor, gearbox, or machine casing for continuous temperature monitoring.
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(3) P800 Inductive Proximity Sensor
The P800 detects the presence of metallic objects
in hazardous areas such as handling, storage, packaging, conveying,
and processing. It also can detect the position of doors, slides,
gates and containers.
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(4) Speed Switch Sensor
The M800 Elite speed switch is a inductive proximity sensor for monitoring shaft underspeed conditions. With two under speed relay contact outputs and a pulse output, the self contained unit provides the user with easy on site installation and consistent reliability.
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(5) Plug / Choke Sensor
Detects level or plug situations for bulk granular solids or liquids in tanks, bins, or silos and can be used as a plug or choke detector in chutes, conveyors and elevator legs.
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Watchdog™ Super Elite Hazard Monitor
The Watchdog™ Super Elite processes signals from sensors for belt misalignment, belt speed & slip, continuous bearing temperature, pulley misalignment and plug conditions for bucket elevators or belt conveyors.
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T500 Elite Hotbus™ Hazard Monitor
The T500 Elite Hotbus is a serial communications system designed to monitor up to 256 sensors on multiple bucket elevators and conveyors for belt speed, belt alignment, bearing temperature, level and plugged conditions.
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