Multi-Sensor Monitoring

The VSE002 provides four dynamic inputs for simultaneous vibration sensor connections. The inputs can accept 0–10 mA, IEPE or 4–20 mA dynamic signals. Each dynamic input uses 16-bit resolution with a frequency range up to 10,000 Hz. The system can therefore process multiple vibration signals in one diagnostic unit. This makes it suitable for centralised monitoring of several machine components.

Alarm and Analogue Outputs

The VSE002 provides two configurable switching outputs. The outputs use PNP technology and can be parameterised as normally open or normally closed. One output can also be configured as a 4–20 mA analogue signal. The digital outputs can provide alarm information for monitored vibration objects. This enables direct connection to PLC and machine-control systems.

Data and Network Functions

The diagnostic electronics provides Ethernet communication for network integration. Internal history memory and buffered data memory support trend recording. A real-time clock provides time references for stored information. The memory uses ring/FIFO operation and stores up to 881,664 data records. This supports long-term vibration monitoring and maintenance analysis.

Key Features

Diagnostic electronics

VSE002

Continuous vibration monitoring

4 dynamic inputs

2 analogue inputs

2 configurable switching outputs

1 configurable analogue output

VSA input support

IEPE input support

4–20 mA input support

16-bit dynamic resolution

Up to 10,000 Hz dynamic frequency

4–20 mA analogue input

PNP outputs

NO/NC configurable outputs

Ethernet communication

RJ45 interface

TCP/IP networking

DIN-rail mounting

IP20 protection

History memory

Buffered data memory

Real-time clock

881,664 data records

Applications

Continuous vibration monitoring

Machine condition monitoring

Predictive maintenance

Motor diagnostics

Pump monitoring

Fan monitoring

Gearbox monitoring

Multi-machine monitoring

Industrial automation

Vibration analysis

Centralised Monitoring

The VSE002 can connect several vibration sensors to one diagnostic platform. Four dynamic inputs allow simultaneous acquisition from multiple measurement points. This reduces the need for separate diagnostic units for every sensor. The Ethernet interface allows monitoring data to be integrated into higher-level systems. This makes the unit suitable for centralised condition-monitoring architectures.

Long-Term Data Storage

The internal memory stores historical vibration-related information. Buffered data memory helps preserve measurement records. The real-time clock provides time references for recorded values. Ring/FIFO storage allows the memory to continue operating as new data replaces older records. This supports trend analysis and maintenance planning.