Emerson EPRO A6125 Case Piezoelectric Vibration Monitor
Manufacturer:
Emerson
Product No.:
A6125
Condition:
In Stock
Product Type:
Case Piezoelectric Vibration Monitor
Product Origin:
USA
Weight:
320g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
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Emerson CSI A6125 Piezoelectric Vibration Monitor
Compact 2-channel monitor for critical machinery protection. Hot-swappable, API 670 compliant, cuts cabinet space by 50%. Integrated with PlantWeb® for predictive diagnostics.
Key Features
- Space-saving 3U design (30mm × 128.4mm × 160mm)
- Self-diagnostics for sensors, cables & temperature
- Dual-channel piezoelectric input (accelerometers/velometers)
- 0/4-20mA & 0-10VDC outputs
- Galvanic isolation for noise-free signals
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Emerson
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Model: CSI A6125
- A6125/00: 311-9500mV input
- A6125/10: 16-450mV input (high-temp)
- Inputs: 2 differential channels (>100kΩ)
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Frequency Range:
- Accelerometer: 6-8000Hz
- Velometer: 2-2000Hz
- Accuracy: ±1% full scale
- IP Rating: Front IP21, Module IP00
- Temperature: 0°C to 65°C operating
Installation & Maintenance
- DIN 41494 Eurocard mounting (100×160mm)
- Armored cable termination (short-circuit proof)
- Front LED status indicators
- Hot-swappable without system shutdown
Compatibility & Certification
- CSI 6500/4500 systems
- PlantWeb® & AMS Suite integration
- API 670 compliant
- IEC 68-2 vibration/shock certified
Packaging & Support
- Includes module, ID plate, documentation
- 12-month warranty
- Global shipping: FedEx, UPS, DHL
- Net weight: 320g (0.7lbs)
Diagnostic Capabilities
- Real-time sensor/cable health monitoring
- Hardware temperature tracking
- Alert/Danger hysteresis (0-20% adjustable)
- ModBus TCP/IP system integration
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Compatible with CSI 4500 systems?
A: Yes - plug-and-play connectors -
Q: Remote alarm bypass possible?
A: Yes - via relay input -
Q: How are sensor failures indicated?
A: Red LED flashes + ModBus alert

