The Bently Nevada 9200-06-02-10-00 Two-wire Transducer is part of the Seismoprobe Velocity Transducer family, engineered to measure absolute vibration of bearing housings, casings, or structures relative to free space. Its moving-coil design minimizes sensitivity to impulsive excitation, ensuring stable and accurate measurements in harsh industrial environments. With no external power requirements, this two-wire system offers a convenient and maintenance-friendly solution for portable vibration monitoring.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Value
Model Number
9200-06-02-10-00
Module Type
Two-wire Transducer
Manufacturer
Bently Nevada
Series
9200 Seismoprobe Velocity Transducer
Condition
Brand New
Dimensions
9.2 × 4 × 4 cm
Weight
0.3 kg
Technology
Moving-coil
Output Signal
Voltage proportional to vibration velocity
Mounting Base
Circular with M10 × 1 stud
Mounting Angle
0 ±100 at 10 Hz (600 cpm)
Connector
Side-mount, no pre-installed cable
Seal Material
Neoprene gasket
Compliance
API 670 compatible
Origin
USA
HS Code
8537101190
Lead Time
In Stock
MOQ
1
Key Features
The 9200-06-02-10-00 transducer measures absolute vibration with proven moving-coil technology.
Two-wire design eliminates external power requirements, simplifying installation and use.
Superior resilience to mechanical shocks compared to solid-state velocity transducers.
Side-mount connector and circular base with M10 × 1 stud support flexible installation.
Neoprene gasket ensures durability in challenging industrial conditions.
Manufactured in the USA under stringent quality standards, shipped globally.
Applications and Compatibility
The 9200-06-02-10-00 Two-wire Transducer is ideal for monitoring vibration in turbines, compressors, pumps, and other rotating machinery. It integrates seamlessly into predictive maintenance programs, providing reliable velocity measurements without complex electronics. Its rugged design and impact resistance make it a preferred choice for industries such as oil & gas, power generation, and heavy manufacturing where durability and simplicity are critical.
