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2-axis acceleration sensor ACX04-F99-I-V15
single-axis

2-axis acceleration sensor - ACX04-F99-I-V15 - Pepperl+Fuchs SE - single-axis
2-axis acceleration sensor - ACX04-F99-I-V15 - Pepperl+Fuchs SE - single-axis
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Characteristics

Number of axes
2-axis, single-axis
Acceleration range

Min.: -20 m/s²
(-66 ft/s²)

Max.: 20 m/s²
(66 ft/s²)

Frequency

Min.: 0 Hz

Max.: 100 Hz

Description

Acceleration sensors reliably monitor acceleration of parts in plants or machinery. Due to the two-piece mounting concept, F99 series acceleration sensors from Pepperl+Fuchs are extremely robust and also suited for harsh outdoor conditions. Thus, they are typically used in wind turbine installations and large machinery, where they monitor set vibration limits, in elevators, or in large plants.. Measuring range and outputs can be configured individually according to the specific application requirements. For reliable acceleration monitoring in dynamic applications, the F99-Fusion is an ideal solution. The inertial measurement unit allows a customized parameterization of measuring ranges and outputs, so users are provided with the data they want to monitor. In addition, the F99-Fusion can fade out certain accelerations, in order to only monitor vibration. 1 axis acceleration sensor, E1-Type approval, Analog output 4 mA ... 20 mA, Fixed evaluation limits , High shock resistance, Teachable zero point, Measuring range -2 g ... +2 g, Increased noise immunity 100 V/m 2 axis acceleration sensor, E1-Type approval, Analog output 4 mA ... 20 mA, Fixed evaluation limits , High shock resistance, Teachable zero point, Measuring range -2 g ... +2 g, Increased noise immunity 100 V/m
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