Bearing temperature sensors, combined with sensors for vibration and pressure are ideal for predictive maintenance. Designed to withstand harsh environments. Monitor bearings, gearboxes, motors, etc. Part of our Leap Sensors line for the Industrial Internet of Things.
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This vibration and temperature module connects over the CAN bus to the Wireless Motor Monitor transceiver node and send temperature and vibration data. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system for the IIoT. Build your quote here: -
This Leap vibration and temperature device node could not be easier to install. The ultra-strong magnet mounts the device node to the equipment in seconds. Vibration and temperature is conducted through the magnet to the accelerometer and temperature sensor. Ideal for monitoring large gearboxes, bearings, and motors to detect impending failures. Part of the breakthrough Leap Sensors® system. Build your quote here: -
This unique motor sensor combines 3 different sensors in one multi-sensor node: temperature, vibration, and electrical current. Get continuous remote monitoring of these key predictors of motor failure. Receive alerts via text, email, or phone. Avoid costly downtime and gain operating insight. It's like having X-ray vision into your key processes.Video Demonstration and Tutorial - Wireless Motor and Rotating Equipment Sensor - Vibration, Temperature, Electric Current
- The only system currently available that combines all three types sensors on one transceiver node. Get sophisticated monitoring at a real-world price.
- Installs quickly & safely: temperature sensor and vibration sensor (accelerometer) install quickly with industrial-strength magnets or screw mount. Current sensor is a split-core amp clamp.
- The standard vibration sensor takes a simple yet highly effective and proven approach by sampling at 5KHz and edge-computing the data to report RMS acceleration, RMS velocity, and peak acceleration.
- Store data & manage alerts with our SensorManager.com software, or integrate into your own PLC or other software.