MONNIT Industrial G-Force Max and Average Sensor
MONNIT Industrial G-Force Max and Average Sensor is an industrial wireless G-force Max/Avg accelerometer designed to monitor maximum and average acceleration across the X, Y and Z axes. Using Monnit's ALTA wireless platform, it can help identify changes in machine movement, periodic motion and acceleration events. It is suitable for industrial equipment monitoring, event detection and applications where wireless measurement can assist with tracking operational movement and abnormal conditions.
The MONNIT Industrial G-Force Max and Average Sensor is a wireless industrial accelerometer designed to collect maximum and average g-force measurements from three axes - X, Y and Z. This allows users to monitor equipment movement and acceleration patterns without requiring a wired sensor connection at the measurement point.
The sensor can be used where changes in motion may indicate an operational event or a change in equipment behaviour. Monnit states that configurable delta values can be used to set thresholds, with the sensor reporting when a configured threshold is exceeded. Configurable data rates can also collect more samples, with higher data rates providing faster reaction times.
How it works
- Measures maximum and average g-force values across the X, Y and Z axes.
- Collects acceleration data for monitoring periodic motion and detecting events.
- Supports configurable delta thresholds that can trigger reporting when exceeded.
- Uses configurable data rates to adjust the number of samples collected.
- Transmits data through Monnit's ALTA wireless platform.
Why choose this product
- Provides both maximum and average acceleration information rather than a single movement reading.
- Supports 3-axis measurement for broader motion monitoring.
- Allows configurable thresholds for applications requiring attention to significant changes.
- Suitable for industrial installations where a wireless monitoring approach is preferred.
- The requested -4- model designation corresponds with the 433 MHz regional configuration shown in Monnit's product range.
Benefits
The sensor can help users observe acceleration and movement trends in equipment and structures. Maximum and average g-force data may be useful for identifying periodic activity, detecting significant motion events and supporting condition monitoring programmes.
Its wireless operation can also reduce the need to run sensor cabling to the measurement location, depending on the requirements of the installation.