Features:
- DIN-rail signal conversion for documented eddy-current sensor chains.
- Machine Studio supports configuration and calibration workflows.
- Base, EX and SIS variants cover different application boundaries.
The converter conditions probe-chain output for compatible monitoring equipment.
Probe family, extension length, firmware and setup together determine measurement behavior.
Replacement work should preserve both sensor-chain identity and applicable approvals.
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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.
- The probe and extension cable must belong to a documented supported family.
- Total electrical length influences the calibrated measurement chain.
- Converter firmware determines which sensor combinations are supported.
- Probe, cable and converter designations should be reviewed together before substitution.
- Machine Studio is used for supported configuration and calibration work.
- The documented -24 V DC supply and proportional output must match the receiving system.
- Saving the existing configuration supports a smoother converter replacement.
- Target material and cable details influence the configured transfer characteristic.
- EX variants address documented hazardous-area sensor arrangements.
- SIS variants carry a separate functional-safety application boundary.
- Base variants should not inherit approvals from another version.
- The complete converter marking and certificate context should match the installed design.
- Shaft displacement and vibration measurement chains.
- DIN-rail signal conversion in machinery-monitoring panels.
- Configured replacement for documented AMS EZ sensor systems.
- Sensor-chain modernization where firmware and approval boundaries are preserved.