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6800
Multi-Channel Vibration Monitor
Features
•t Interactive Graphic Display
•t Programmable Alarms
•t Compatible with majority of
sensor and probe types
•t Probe failure detect modes
•t Optional Ethernet Communication
•t 2 - 8 Channel Capability
Description
t The 6800 series machinery protection
and condition monitoring system accepts
from two to eight signal inputs and provides a
discrete conditioned level indication for each
channel. This self-contained system is ideal
for monitoring multiple points on pumps, gear
boxes, fans, blowers or turbine/generator sets
and protecting this machinery from the potential
damages of high vibrations. Each independent
channel is pre-configured to accept a velocity
sensor, acceleration sensor or non-contact
displacement probe. These signals are then
filtered and conditioned to the desired output
units for display and alarm triggering.
t The system includes a high-resolution full
color touchscreen display as its operator interface
for all programmable features including: warning
and shutdown alarm setup and interaction, startup and delay functions, channel interrogation
and snapshot trend display. Each alarm limit
set points are clearly visible on the run mode
display. Acknowledgment of alarms is made via
the touchscreen or remote reset option. The
standard run mode display includes individual bar
graphs for each channel, indicating the current
vibration levels as well as visual notification of
any alarm states.
While the 6800 is designed as an easy to
implement standalone protection system, the
optional Ethernet communication allows the user
to interact with the system via a PC anywhere
an internet connection is available. The 6800
series condition monitoring system is a powerful
and efficient tool for protecting your valuable
machinery assets.
CEC Vibration Products • 746 Arrow Grand Circle • Covina, California 91722 • USA
(626) 938-0200 • (800) 468-1345 • Fax: (626) 938-0202 www.cecvp.com
Rev. 13191
Monitoring Systems
•t Unique Start-up Alarm Function
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