Overview The wireless TcAg sensor was developed to identify the tendency and severity of defects in machines and equipment in general in accordance with ISO 20816. Using acceleration sensors and a contact temperature sensor, the TcAg can also monitor anomalies in unusual equipment and structures such as suspensions, frames, servers, pipelines, and valves. Additionally, the solution includes an online platform, with no need for local installation, featuring various tools that assist in data analysis and allow for constant monitoring of asset health. The loT sensor TcAg DynaLogger provides complete telemetry monitoring. The configurable telemetry monitoring covers global vibration metrics and contact temperature on a minute-by-minute basis. During the analysis of the acquired data, different tools can be used such as: removal of stopped machine, alert configuration, email alerts, moving average, data aggregation, comparison between monitoring points and predictability (average time to A2). Wireless loT Monitoring • One of the smallest sensors on the market • Long-life battery • Easy mounting • Minute-to-Minute Monitoring • Monitoring of rotating machines in general according to ISO 20816 • Truly simultaneous triaxial measurement • Remote sensor update Main Applications Rotating machines in general Machine structures: chassis, pins, suspensions and springs, rails, etc. Hydraulic cylinders Coated piping Train bogies Stands and rollers Track vehicle bearings Busbars, transformer terminals, and electrical panels Occupational vibration Datasheet TcAg - Version 7 - March 2026 - en - Public Document

1 - It is possible to monitor assets whose temperature exceeds 84 °C (183.2 °F), especially assets with intermittent characteristics and with room temperature below 24 °C (75.2 °F). However, Dynamox does not provide warranty in these cases. Specific condition for application outside explosive atmospheres. 2 - The application at temperatures below 0 °C(32 °F) impacts the battery autonomy. This effect worsens the lower the temperature, estimating a reduction of about 50% of useful life in applications at -20 °C (-4 °F). Specific condition for application outside explosive atmospheres. 3 - This...

Quick Installation Guide Define the critical points of the machines to be monitored for the DynaLogger installation; It is only necessary to install one DynaLogger per monitoring point, because the devices are triaxial; Avoid installation in areas of the housings that present any stiffness loss. Example: cooling fins, covers, and protections. Try to install in rigid parts of the machine, preferably near the bearings; Align one of the axes of the DynaLogger with the actual axis of the machine. These axes are shown in the schematic to the side and on the body of the devices. A detailed installation...

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