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Specifications and Ordering Information Part Number 141596-01 Rev. C (04/07) Page 1 of 5 26530 Dual Probe Transducer System PN 330500 MADE IN U.S.A. VELOMITOR 100 mV/i ps (4 mV/mm/s) R BENT LY NEVADA Description The Dual Probe Transducer System consists of a proximity probe and a seismic or Velomitor® transducer installed at approximately the same point in a common transducer housing. This transducer system is capable of making four separate measurements:  Shaft relative radial position (displacement) relative to the probe mounting location, measured by the proximity probe;  Shaft relative radial dynamic motion (vibration) relative to the probe mounting location, measured by the proximity probe;  Machine casing absolute vibration measured by the seismic vibration; and  Shaft absolute motion represented by the summation of the seismic signal (after integration to displacement) and the shaft relative displacement. The Dual Probe Transducer System provides the its best measurement data when transducer housing is mounted on a portion of the bearing housing or cover that is mechanically referenced to the bearing. For complete machinery monitoring diagnostics using orbit analysis and shaft centerline position information, two Dual Probe assemblies in an X-Y configuration are required per radial bearing. A probe support/oil sleeve is available as an option. It protects the transducer system from oil and provides additional support for the probe sleeve.

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