Technical FAQs:

1. What measurement principle does the Velomitor CT use?
   • It operates on seismic velocity sensing technology to directly measure casing vibration velocity.
2. Does it require external signal conditioning?
   • No, it provides a conditioned output suitable for direct connection to monitoring systems.
3. What type of machinery is it best suited for?
   • It is ideal for medium to large rotating machines such as motors, pumps, and compressors.
4. Can it detect early-stage bearing faults?
   • Yes, vibration velocity trends can indicate early bearing wear and imbalance conditions.
5. Is the sensor directional?
   • Yes, correct mounting orientation is required for accurate velocity measurement.
6. How is it mounted on machinery?
   • Typically installed using stud mounting or secure industrial adhesive mounting methods.
7. Does it require calibration after installation?
   • It is factory calibrated and generally does not require field calibration.
8. What is its output type?
   • It provides an analog velocity signal proportional to vibration levels.
9. Can it operate in high-temperature environments?
   • Yes, it is designed for industrial temperature ranges typical of machinery applications.
10. Is it suitable for continuous monitoring?
    • Yes, it is designed for permanent, 24/7 condition monitoring installations.