EPRO PR6423/000-131

Technical Parameters

Thread length: 25 mm

Linear Measurement Range: 2 mm (80 mils)

Initial Air Gap: 0.5 mm (20 mils)

Target Material (Ferromagnetic Steel) :42CrMo4 (AISI/SAE 4140) Standard Other (On Request)

Protection Class: IP66, IEC 60529

Operating Temperature Range: Sensor incl. 1m Cable: -35 to +180°C (-31 to 356°F) Cable & Connector: -35 to +150°C (-31 to 302°F)

Material: Sensor Tip (PEEK Polyether Ether Ketone), Case (Stainless Steel) Cable (PTFE Polytetrafluoroethylene), Connector (Brass, nickel-plated).

Operating Environments

Heavy duty Industrial Zones: Designed for power plants, steel mills, and mining operations, the EPRO PR6423/000-131 safely endures continuous heat (up to +120°C) and sub-zero temperatures (-40°C)

High-Vibration Areas: Its shock-resistant design makes it across in environments with high mechanical stressing, like paper mills or cement production lines.

Corrosion-Prone Settings: Perfect for offshore oil rigs or chemical plants, the sensor’s stainless steel housing withstands saltwater, acids, and abrasive particles.

Compatible Equipment

Rotating Machinery: Use on gas turbines, centrifugal pumps or electric motors to monitor vibrations due to imbalance or misalignment.

Monitoring Systems: Integrated with EPRO’s MMS 3000/5000 series for real-time diagnostics. It also integrates with third-party SCADA systems, including Siemens WinCC.

Safety-Critical Units: Use the EPRO PR6423/000-131 on gearboxes, compressors, or conveyor systems to trigger alarms before failures escalate.

Installation & Maintenance

Installation Best Practices: Mount the sensor vertically on non-rotating parts (e.g., bearing housings) using M8 bolts. Ensure a clean surface to avoid signal interference.Route cables away from high-voltage sources to minimize electromagnetic noise.

Routine Maintenance: Clean the EPRO PR6423/000-131 quarterly with a dry cloth to remove dust buildup. Avoid solvents that could damage its IP67-rated casing.Calibrate annually using EPRO’s TK-3 test kit to maintain ±2% measurement accuracy.

Troubleshooting Tips: If output signals drift, check cable integrity and grounding. Replace damaged connectors promptly.

For false alarms, verify threshold settings in the monitoring software and recalibrate if needed.