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Emerson A6110 AMS 6500 Shaft Relative Vibration Monitor

Emerson A6110 AMS 6500 Shaft Relative Vibration Monitor

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  • Manufacturer: Emerson

  • Product No.: A6110

  • Country of origin:United States

  • Product Type: Shaft Relative Vibration Monitor

  • Barcode: 8537101190

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 300g

  • Dimensions: 3.00 cm x 26.00 cm x 16.00 cm (W x H x D)

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

The Emerson A6110 is a shaft relative vibration monitor designed for monitoring rotating machinery critical assets within the AMS 6500 Machinery Health Monitor architecture. The A6110 standard 1-slot hot-swappable module accepts input signals from non-contact displacement sensors via two independent or combined monitoring channels. Built to API 670 machinery protection standards, the module interfaces with the system backplane and Modbus TCP/IP communication networks to deliver dynamic signal processing, including Smax, 1x, 2x, 1/2x, and phase angle tracking. The card integrates directly into PlantWeb and DeltaV network platforms to deliver real-time machine malfunction detection and protection for industrial turbo machinery.

Features

  • API 670 compliant 1-slot hot-swappable protection module architecture
  • Independent dual-channel or combined monitoring modes (Smax, True S peak-to-peak)
  • Front and rear raw buffered outputs with 0.1-16 kHz frequency range
  • Dedicated 0-10 VDC shaft position (gap) voltage outputs per channel
  • Integrated Mini DIN front panel connector supporting RS-232 configuration interfaces
  • Self-checking diagnostics monitoring hardware integrity, sensor connections, cable conditions, and internal temperature
  • Remote-selectable limit multiply and trip bypass capabilities
  • Proportional 0/4-20 mA and 0-10 VDC output options per channel

Applications

  • Steam turbines
  • Gas turbines
  • Hydro turbo machinery
  • Industrial turbo compressors

Ordering Information

Model Number Product Description
A6110 Vibration Monitor

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Manufacturer Emerson
Model A6110
Transducer Inputs Two, independent or combined monitoring modes
Input Resistance >100 kOhm
Input Voltage Range 0 to -22 VDC
Input Frequency Range Lower cutoff 1 or 5 Hz; Upper cutoff 50-2000 Hz adjustable
Smallest Measuring Range 0-400 mV
Largest Measuring Range 0-8000 mV
Sensor Power Nominal Voltage -26.7 V
Sensor Power Current Nominal 20 mA, maximum 35 mA
Front Buffered Output Signal +/-10 V, 100 Ohm load, freq. range 0.1-5 kHz (-3 dB)
Current Outputs 0/4-20 mA proportional to main value
Current Output Load <500 Ohm
Voltage Outputs 0-10 VDC proportional to main value
Voltage Output Load >10 kOhm
DC Gap Voltage Outputs 0-10 VDC proportional to shaft position
Rear Buffered Output Range 0.1-16 kHz (-3 dB)
Output Accuracy +/-1% of full scale
Settling Time Configurable 0-10 seconds
Alarm Setpoints Alert and Danger, selectable normally open or normally closed
Alarm Time Delays 0-5 second delay per channel
Chassis Space 1 slot

Connections/Interfaces

Connector Pin Function
Mini DIN Front Connector RS-232 interface for module configuration, parameters, and status monitoring
Front Buffered Outputs Dual raw signal outputs identical to transducer sensor inputs
Rear Current Outputs Dual 0/4-20 mA outputs proportional to channel main value
Rear Voltage Outputs Dual 0-10 VDC outputs proportional to main value
Rear DC Voltage Outputs Dual 0-10 VDC outputs proportional to shaft position (gap)
Rear Buffered Outputs Dual AC/DC raw buffered output signals
Remote Control Inputs Dedicated relay input terminals for Limit Multiply and Trip Bypass

Installation Guidelines

  • Module Insertion: Insert the 1-slot hot-swappable module into the designated slot of the AMS 6500 rack housing.
  • Handle Assembly: Utilize the integrated front handle to insert or remove the card from the rack frame and display point identification label tags.
  • Field Wiring Isolation: Ensure field transducer input cables are galvanically separated from system voltages and power supply lines.
  • Config Port Access: Connect an RS-232 communication cable to the front-panel Mini DIN interface socket for local parameter adjustment via configuration software.

Compliance and Certifications

  • Machinery Protection: API 670 compliant
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Product Documentation

Technical Datasheet (PDF) Complete specifications and technical drawings.

Technical Datasheet

Emerson A6110 AMS 6500 Shaft Relative Vibration Monitor

How many chassis slots does the vibration monitoring module occupy?

The module installs into a single slot inside the standard machinery health rack.

What local communication interface is available on the front panel?

A Mini DIN socket provides an RS-232 serial interface for configuration and status monitoring.

What sensor supply voltage does the device provide to field transducers?

The internal power supply delivers a nominal -26.7 VDC galvanically isolated sensor voltage.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Color pattern
Green
Country of origin
United States
Power source
DC Power

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