Wilcoxon Research - Product Announcements

Wilcoxon Research announces an additional Intrinsically Safe certification in accordance with IECEx requirements for six general purpose accelerometers. The six accelerometers were approved for use in Class I Zone 0 hazardous areas. (read more)

Wilcoxon Research has improved the performance of several popular 4-20 mA vibration sensors to operate in high temperature environments up to 105° C (221° F). (read more)

Wilcoxon Research has added to it's product line three new accelerometers with M12 connectors, an established sensor connector that is used throughout the world and is common in the process industries. Several compatible M12 connector-cable assemblies are also now available. (read more)

Six new Class I Division 2 (Zone 2) general purpose accelerometers and three compatible cable-connector assemblies suitable for installation in a Class I Division 2 (Zone 2) environment (read more)

The new 786-500, from Wilcoxon Research, provides a high output broadband frequency response for multi-use applications (read more)

Use an isolator mounting base to protect a vibration sensor from up to 1500 Volts of electricity by electrically isolating it from the case of the machine. (read more)

Outstanding protection and relaibility is now even better. The stainless steel braided jacket of the popular J9T2AS cable is molded to the 6W connector, ensuring a rugged connection. (read more)

Wilcoxon Research adds a displacement sensor to its popular PC420 Series of 4-20 mA vibration sensors. The PC420D is the first IEPE displacement transducer and 4-20 mA vibration transmitter packaged as a single sensor. (read more)

High pull strength in a small package! Wilcoxon Research's new magnet bases have a narrow diameter for easy handling in the field and high pull strength for reliable vibration data measurements (read more)

Wilcoxon Research introduces two full-performance, compact, industrial accelerometers, the 780B and 780C. These two new sensors join the 780A to create a family of narrow, low-profile, and lightweight sensors, ideal for walk-around collection of vibration monitoring data. The key difference between the three affordable accelerometers is the sensitivity tolerance. (read more)

The wait is even shorter for Wilcoxon's popular vibration Monitoring Essentials™. (read more)

Wilcoxon Research has developed a vibration transmitter with displacement output ideal for cost effective, online monitoring of case vibrations of machinery. The iT230 has a displacement 4-20 mA output signal with a maximum full scale output available of 100 mils (0.100 inches). (read more)

The 787F is a new side exit, low profile accelerometer with an integral cable to provide protection in the harshest environments. (read more)

Wilcoxon's Intelligent Transmitter (iT) Series has expanded to allow customers to select from a full line of features at the time of order, including displacement measurements, true peak and peak-to-peak detection, and a selectable full scale in English or metric units. (read more)

Wilcoxon's iT Alarm is a DIN-rail mountable alarm module with three programmable relays for vibration monitoring or Process Control. The iT Alarm accepts 4–20 mA data from the Intelligent Transmitter or any loop-powered sensor. (read more)

The Intelligent Transmitter Communication Module sends data from a vibration transmitter to any PC via an RS232 serial port. (read more)

Wilcoxon Research has added the 793V velocity sensor to the Guaranteed In-Stock program with next-day shipping. Wilcoxon is known for providing the highest quality vibration sensors with the shortest lead times in the industry. Now, the wait is even shorter for Wilcoxon's popular 793V velocity sensor. (read more)

Wilcoxon's loop powered sensors (LPS™) are an accelerometer and vibration transmitter in one industrial housing! LPS™ provide a 4-20 mA output signal proportional to the overall vibration level. 4-20 mA sensor output is commonly accepted by process control systems such as programmable logic controllers (PLC) or distributed control systems (DCS). (read more)

Wilcoxon Research announces the release of the new PVM 100 Portable Vibration Meter, a handheld meter that measures equipment vibration in terms of acceleration, velocity or displacement. (read more)

MaxFlex® cables for data collectors are now available with a safety connector that breaks away if the sensor or cable becomes entangled at the monitoring point (read more)

The output of model PC420VE is proportional to velocity. This sensor has a measurement range of 0-1 inches per second (ips). An output of 4 mA indicates a level of 0 ips or no vibration present. A full-scale reading of 20 mA's indicates that 1.0 ips of vibration is present. (read more)

In addition to sensor construction and connector choices, the type of cable and cable material must be carefully chosen to ensure proper operation. The two types of cables most commonly used to connect an accelerometer to acquisition equipment are coaxial and shielded multi-conductor. (read more)

A cost effective method for obtaining data from permanently mounted accelerometers is the use of switch or termination boxes. By providing a convenient termination for cables and easy connectivity, these boxes enable safe and fast data collection when using portable acquisition systems. (read more)

This general purpose accelerometer has a side connector for applications with height restrictions, from Wilcoxon Research, a leading supplier of vibration sensors for high-tech and industrial applications. (read more)