Overview

The EPRO PR9272HT-S is a rugged electrodynamic velocity sensor engineered to monitor vibration in high-temperature conditions. Manufactured in Germany and certified by CE, UL, and CSA, this sensor is widely used in power generation, petrochemical, and heavy manufacturing sectors.

Moreover, it offers stable sensitivity across a broad frequency range, ensuring accurate vibration diagnostics even under thermal stress. In addition, its compact design and robust housing make it suitable for installations in confined and demanding locations. Operators rely on the PR9272HT-S to detect early signs of imbalance, misalignment, and mechanical wear.

Therefore, it plays a vital role in predictive maintenance strategies, helping reduce downtime and extend equipment life.

Technical Data

In addition, the sensor supports standard mounting configurations and is compatible with most industrial vibration monitoring systems.

Typical Applications

• Steam and Gas Turbines: Monitors vibration levels to prevent thermal-induced mechanical faults.

• Compressors and Pumps: Detects early signs of wear and imbalance under high operating temperatures.

• Industrial Fans and Motors: Ensures safe operation in thermally stressed environments.

• Petrochemical Equipment: Provides reliable vibration data for rotating machinery in refineries and chemical plants.

For instance, in a gas turbine application, the PR9272HT-S helps identify vibration anomalies caused by thermal expansion, enabling timely corrective actions.

Moreover, its high-temperature capability makes it suitable for environments where conventional sensors fail.

FAQ

Q: What is the maximum operating temperature of the PR9272HT-S?
A: It operates reliably up to +180°C.

Q: What type of vibration does it measure?
A: It measures velocity-based vibration using electrodynamic principles.

Q: Is it compatible with standard monitoring systems?
A: Yes, it integrates with most industrial vibration monitoring platforms.

Q: What industries commonly use this sensor?
A: Power generation, petrochemical, chemical processing, and heavy manufacturing.

Q: How is the sensor installed?
A: It mounts using standard brackets and connects via shielded cable to monitoring systems.