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MMS6110

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EPRO MMS6110 is a dual-channel MMS 6000 monitor for relative shaft vibration measured with compatible PR642x eddy-current chains.
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Technical specifications for MMS6110

  • Manufacturer:
    Emerson
  • Part Number:
    MMS6110
  • Product Family:
    Epro
  • Product Type:
    Dual-Channel Shaft Relative Vibration Monitor
  • Stock:
    1
  • Sensor inputs:
    2 independent eddy-current measuring-chain inputs
  • Supported sensor family:
    epro PR642x probes with matching converters
  • Power consumption:
    Maximum 6 W; 250 mA at 24 VDC
  • Mating connector:
    F48M; ordered separately
  • Supply voltage:
    18 to 31.2 VDC; nominal 24 VDC
  • Configuration interface:
    RS232 on module front
  • System interface:
    RS485; up to 31 modules / 62 channels per bus
  • Module protection:
    IP00; front plate IP21
  • Operating temperature:
    0 to 65°C
  • Storage and transport temperature:
    -30 to 85°C
  • Relative humidity:
    5 to 95%, non-condensing
  • Dimensions:
    3.0 × 12.84 × 16.0 cm
  • Weight:
    0.32 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    9031809090
  • Country of origin:
    Germany
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Probe Compatibility Protection Setup Fault Checks Application
  • Use the card for relative shaft vibration with two eddy-current chains
  • Preserve channel scaling, filtering and trip logic before replacement
  • Order the F48M mating connector separately when required

EPRO MMS6110 is a two-channel monitor for shaft vibration measured relative to the probe mounting point.

It accepts two compatible eddy-current measuring chains and supplies configurable alarms, proportional outputs, buffered signals and machine-protection functions through the MMS 6000 rack.

Before replacement, record each probe and converter, bias gap, polarity, measuring range, filters, alarm logic, relay assignments, current outputs, bypass state and the saved module configuration.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for MMS6110 are confirmed during quotation.

Emerson MMS6110 Manuals, Datasheets, Links

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.

  • Match every PR642x probe to its documented converter
  • Verify gap voltage and polarity before scaling
  • Retain the approved shielding and grounding arrangement
  • Restore Alert and Danger limits independently for both channels
  • Preserve relay voting and current-output assignments
  • Control bypasses through the site protection procedure
  • Compare raw buffered signals before changing alarm settings
  • Inspect probe bracket, target and connector condition
  • Confirm the restored configuration belongs to the same rack slot
  • Relative shaft vibration protection on steam and gas turbines
  • Sleeve-bearing compressor shaft monitoring
  • Critical rotating-machine protection in MMS 6000 racks
Description
MMS6110 is an Emerson/epro MMS 6000 dual-channel monitor for shaft vibration relative to the probe mounting point.

It provides two independent inputs for documented PR642x eddy-current measuring chains and operates from 18 to 31.2 VDC with 6 W maximum consumption.

Verify converter pairing, probe gap, polarity, scaling and the separately ordered F48M mating connector before commissioning.
Alternative Names
MMS6110 MMS 6110 EPRO MMS6110 EPRO MMS 6110 Emerson EPRO MMS6110 MMS 6000 MMS6110
Technical notes
MMS6110 measures relative shaft motion. Do not substitute a casing-vibration or absolute-vibration card; the F48M mating connector and measuring chains are separate items.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
When is EPRO MMS6110 the correct monitor instead of a bearing-vibration card?
Choose MMS6110 when the required variable is shaft motion relative to an eddy-current probe mounting, normally on sleeve-bearing machines; casing vibration needs a different monitor.
Can EPRO MMS6110 reuse any installed proximity probe?
No. Confirm the complete PR642x probe, matching converter, sensitivity, polarity, electrical length and target material before retaining the chain.
What must be saved before replacing EPRO MMS6110?
Archive both channel ranges, filters, units, Alert and Danger settings, relay logic, current-output assignments, gap references, bypasses and the exact rack slot.
Why can EPRO MMS6110 show high vibration immediately after a card swap?
Compare raw buffered signals and bias voltages, then check converter pairing, scale, polarity, filters, grounding and whether the restored file belongs to the same machine channel.
Can the two channels of EPRO MMS6110 monitor unrelated shafts?
They can be configured independently, but each channel needs its own approved sensor chain, protection limits, relay mapping and commissioning record.
Is EPRO MMS6110 safe to remove while the machine is running?
Only under the site's approved protection-bypass and maintenance procedure; removing a live protection channel can change voting and trip coverage.
How should EPRO MMS6110 be accepted after installation?
Verify gap and buffered waveforms, compare vibration with a trusted reference, prove proportional outputs and each alarm path, and document removal of all bypasses.

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