2300 Vibration Monitor Fact Sheet

2300 Vibration Monitor Series

Description

The 2300 Vibration Monitors provide cost-effective continuousvibration monitoring and protection capabilities for small andspared machinery. They are specifically designed tocontinuously monitor and protect essential balance-of-plant
equipment assets in a wide range of industries, including: oil &gas, power generation, water treatment, pulp & paper,
manufacturing, mining, cement, and a wide range ofequipment in other industries.

The 2300 Vibration Monitors deliver vibration monitoring andhigh vibration level alarming. They include two channels ofvibration measurement inputs from various accelerometerand proximitor- type sensors, a speed input channel, andoutputs for relay contacts. Any channel may be used forprocess parameter sensor inputs. The 2300/20 monitors
feature a configurable 4-20 mA output, as well as Modbus/TCP, which interfaces more points to a DCS. The 2300/25
monitor features System 1* connectivity for Trendmaster SPA
interface configuration, which enables users to leverage
existing DSM SPA infrastructure. Envelop acceleration
demodulation is also supported for advanced rolling element
bearing and gear diagnostics.

The 2300 Vibration Monitors are designed for use on a broad
range of machine trains or individual casings where thesensor point count fits the monitor’s channel count andwhere advanced signal processing is desired.
The 2300 Vibration Monitors provide very low cost condition
monitoring and protection capability on small machinery. The
monitors can be used with proximity sensing to be used on
fluid film bearing machines and velomitor sensing tomonitor slow speed machines.

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Key Features• Robust, compact, self-contained device• 127 x 127 x 76 mm (5 x 5 x 3 in) device size

• Two acceleration/velocity/proximity inputs• Key measurements (direct pk, direct rms, derived pk,velocity pk, velocity rms, displacement pp, displacementrms, speed)
real-time provided with alarm configuration• Two protection relays• Two protection relay outputs with configurable set points• One dedicated speed/KPH input (Proximitors*, Proximitor
switch or magnetic pickup)• Local monitor status LEDs

• Local display showing overall values and speed• Convenient local and remote reset for alarms and relays• BNMC (Bently Nevada Monitor Configuration) device
configuration and display software• Local configuration lockout and remote configuration lock
(two reserved contacts)• Three 1:1 buffered transducer outputs (including speedsignal) with short circuit and EMI protection, via BNC
connectors

Benefits• Compact form factor and skid or local mounting
capability reduces wiring and installation cost

• Configurable measurements from each channel fit
individual customer needs• Key machine and monitor information clearly displayed
at the monitor; no separate display required;complements operation-driven reliability (ODR)• Meets individual customer alarm reset needs: can reset
either locally or in control center• Overall Data and Event displayed on BNMC and enables
easy 2300 Series Vibration Monitors configuration• Secure, tamper-proof configuration management• Enables portable data collectors data collection fromthe 2300 Series Vibration Monitors• Operates from low- or high-voltage power source• Provides needed PdM condition monitoring data
• Expandable architecture• Advanced technology electronics and signal processing• Connectivity to System 1* condition monitoring anddiagnostic system enabled• 24 VDC and optional 240/110 V DIN rail-mounted power
supplies• Ethernet connectivity with Modbus functionality• Continuous velocity, acceleration, and proximity
monitoring and protection suitable for BOP applications• Next generation platform• Configurable 4-20 mA output available on the 2300/20
monitor• Trendmaster SPA interface configuration available on the2300/25 monitor

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