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HE055 Vibration Switch

Ariel Oren — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 07:50:28 +0000

The HE055 vibration sensor is an IO-Link-capable sensor designed for measuring vibration velocity or vibration acceleration. It is ideally suited for monitoring absolute bearing vibration on machines in accordance with the DIN ISO 10816 standard. Thanks to IO-Link, the sensor can be easily integrated into modern automation environments, enabling precise and transparent condition monitoring.

Features

IO-Link Interface: Easy integration, configuration, and transmission of process and dynamic data.
Dynamic Data Recording: High-resolution raw data recording (-48…48 g, a-raw) using BLOB (Binary Large Object transfer) for detailed vibration analysis.
Wide Frequency Range: Configurable frequency range up to 12 kHz with a sampling rate of up to 64 kHz.
Two Parametrizable Outputs: * Output 1: IO-Link interface or digital switching output.
- Output 2: Analog current output (4…20 mA, proportional to the measuring range) or digital switching output.
Condition Monitoring & Maintenance: Embedded limit monitoring, counter for threshold violations, and maintenance alarms.
Robust Design: Heavy-duty V2A stainless steel housing with IP66/IP67 protection class, suitable for outdoor use.

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HE102 series

Ariel Oren — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 07:24:21 +0000

The HE102 vibration transmitter is a reliable sensor designed for measuring and monitoring absolute vibration acceleration in industrial machinery and components, in accordance with the DIN ISO 10816 standard. It is specifically engineered for the early detection of high-frequency faults—such as early-stage bearing wear or gear defects—enabling safe shutdowns or alerts before catastrophic failures occur.

Features

Vibration Acceleration Measurement: Optimized for monitoring high-speed components and high-frequency structural vibrations.
Flexible Output Options: Features a standard 4…20 mA analog current output proportional to the measuring range, and/or a digital switching (limit) output for alarms or trips.
Easy On-Site Configuration: Integrated potentiometers allow for straightforward adjustment of the switching threshold and response delay time directly on the device.
Wide Frequency Band: Tailored to capture complex high-frequency profiles generated by mechanical stress and friction.
Robust Industrial Design: Heavy-duty stainless steel housing with a high protection rating (IP66/IP67), built to withstand harsh, wet, or dusty environments.
Optional Explosion Protection: Available with ATEX / IECEx certifications for safe deployment in hazardous, potentially explosive atmospheres (Zone 1/21 or Zone 2/22).

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HE103 series

Ariel Oren — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 07:03:43 +0000

The HE103 vibration transmitter is a reliable sensor designed for measuring and monitoring absolute vibration displacement (amplitude) in industrial machinery and equipment, in accordance with the DIN ISO 10816 standard. It is ideally suited for low-speed machinery and heavy equipment, where physical structural displacement is the primary indicator of mechanical stress and wear.

Features

Vibration Displacement Measurement: Explicitly tailored to monitor vibration amplitude in micrometers, making it perfect for large fans, blowers, and centrifuges.
Flexible Output Options: Equipped with a standard 4…20 mA analog current output proportional to the measuring range, and/or a digital switching (limit) output for warnings or system trips.
Easy On-Site Configuration: Features integrated potentiometers for straightforward, manual adjustment of the switching threshold and response delay time directly on the device.
Optimized Frequency Band: Engineered to accurately capture low-to-medium frequency profiles typical of large structural oscillations.
Robust Industrial Design: Heavy-duty stainless steel housing with a high protection rating (IP66/IP67), built to withstand harsh, wet, or dusty industrial environments.
Optional Explosion Protection: Available with ATEX / IECEx certifications for safe deployment in potentially explosive atmospheres (Zone 1/21 or Zone 2/22).

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HE205 series

Ariel Oren — Tue, 23 Jan 2024 17:58:35 +0000

The Type HE205 vibration monitoring unit measures and monitors vibration acceleration on machines.

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HE101 series

Ariel Oren — Tue, 23 Jan 2024 17:39:40 +0000

The Type HE101 vibration monitoring unit is used to measure and monitor absolute bearing vibrations and bearing temperatures in machines in line with DIN ISO 10816.

Features

Measurement value: The effective value (rms) of the vibration velocity in mm/s, in accordance with DIN ISO 2954.
Measurement value: The temperature in °C.
Analogue current output: Interference-free DC signals from 4…20 mA, proportional to the measuring range of the monitoring unit
Approvals: CE, ATEX, EAC, EAC Ex, IEC, IEC Ex, UL

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HE100 Vibration Sensor

Ariel Oren — Tue, 23 Jan 2024 11:17:07 +0000

The Type HE100 vibration monitoring unit is used to measure and monitor absolute bearing vibrations in machines in line with DIN ISO 10816.

Features

Operating principle: The two-wire system
Measurement value: The effective value (rms) of the vibration velocity in mm/s, in accordance with DIN ISO 2954
Analogue current output: Interference-free DC signals from 4…20 mA, proportional to the measuring range of the monitoring unit
Approvals: CE, ATEX, EAC, EAC Ex, IEC, IEC Ex, UL

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CDM Chemical Density Meter

Ariel Oren — Tue, 14 Nov 2023 13:56:33 +0000

Rhosonics CDM Chemical-based slurry Density Meter.

The CDMs have a robust design that uses sensors made of highly corrosion and abrasion-resistant materials, enabling them to withstand rough process conditions.

In various industries, the Chemical Density Meters are used whenever there is a requirement for measuring chemical-based slurries or liquors. Some of the sectors where this technology is used are Mining, Ore refineries and Pulp & Paper.

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SDM Slurry Density Meter

israel — Sun, 15 Jan 2023 18:57:47 +0000

This instrument uses a non-intrusive ultrasonic sensor to measure the real-time density of mineral slurries under high-density levels
and at very large pipes. The SDMs have a robust design with sensors that are made of highly abrasion-resistant materials to withstand
rough process conditions.

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Moisture Meter for Liquid Materials SW100.20

israel — Sun, 15 Jan 2023 18:13:54 +0000

The device consists of an electronic unit and a sensor.

The moisture meter is available in several versions with different nominal bore:
DN 50, DN 80 and DN 125 mm, and different allowable pressure: PN 1.6 (16 atm);
РN 2.5 (25 atm); РN 4.0 (40 atm); РN 6.3 (63 atm) and РN 10.0 (100 atm).

Length, diameter, nominal pressure, flange types, operational temperature and other moisture analyzer parameters can be adjusted
according to customer requirements.

The moisture control device can be equipped with an electronic unit either in general purpose industrial version or version with 1ExdIIBT5, IP66 certified explosion-proof enclosure.

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663 Vibration Switch

admin — Tue, 15 Mar 2022 12:55:11 +0000

The Type 663 vibration monitoring unit is used to measure and monitor absolute bearing vibrations in machines in line with DIN ISO 10816.

Features

Two limit values and associated delay times are separately adjustable.
Both relay outputs indicate if the corresponding set limit values are exceeded. This can be used to generate a preliminary and a main alarm.
Measurement value: The effective value (rms) of the vibration velocity (mm/s).
Approvals: CE, ATEX, EAC, EAC EX, SIL2 / PL-d

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