Features:
- Monitors two absolute-vibration channels continuously.
- Accepts configured acceleration, velocity or displacement-related transducer signals.
- Provides recorder and buffered raw-signal outputs for condition review.
The LS suffix distinguishes this monitor from the HS and NB variations in the 6622 family. The exact faceplate and rack identity should accompany any spare request.
Each channel conditions a sensor signal, applies the selected frequency response and drives annunciation or relay logic when the configured level is exceeded.
Record sensitivity, filters, full scale, alarm delays and relay voting before removal. Cable grounding and sensor condition should be checked before a channel fault is attributed to the monitor.
Legacy ENTEK 6622LS availability is confirmed with the LS suffix and rack configuration.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Protect large low-speed rotating assets with paired absolute-vibration measurements.
- Feed isolated 4–20 mA recorder signals to an existing condition-monitoring system.
- Retain established alert and danger logic in a 6600 Series protection rack.
- Install the monitor only in the intended 6600 Series powered rack position.
- Keep sensor and tachometer cabling separated from high-energy switching conductors.
- Maintain enclosure ventilation so rack electronics remain within their specified conditions.
- The front-panel interface can display the firmware revision installed in the monitor.
- Record that revision before replacement so behavioral differences can be investigated.
- Interpret startup and status messages with the manual that corresponds to the installed revision.
- Front buffered outputs allow the conditioned transducer waveform to be examined safely.
- Recorder channels provide isolated 4–20 mA signals proportional to the displayed range.
- A tachometer input can help relate vibration behavior to machine speed during troubleshooting.