Excessive machine vibration produces more than 90% of machinery problems. If left unchecked—excess vibration can cause enough damage to shut down your plant or facility. Every second of unplanned downtime can cost an organization thousands of dollars in maintenance, labor, and lost production. Wireless vibration sensors can help.
The Fluke 3563 Analysis Vibration Sensor provides machine condition monitoring machine for the health of your production-critical machinery and can detect abnormal vibration levels. This high-powered wireless vibration sensor can also help identify the asset problem and enables fault analysis.
Catching vibration problems early and knowing exactly what's causing them gives you and your team time to plan the right moves to ensure critical assets stay up and running.
The Fluke 3563 provides wireless vibration monitoring and enables vibration analysis.
The Fluke 3563 Analysis Vibration Sensor captures high-precision, high-frequency data and transmits it via the Fluke 3503 gateway to the eMaint condition monitoring software.
The eMaint condition monitoring software application enables users to analyze both banded overall values and narrowband values to determine the fault causing a problem as well as the root cause of the fault.
With knowledge that most assets are operating within the right parameters on any given day, teams can employ a screening approach that leverages simpler, easy-to-use tools or systems to confirm that this is the case.
This analysis enables maintenance teams to make decisions and schedule work based on the criticality of the machine and what the data is saying, not just on the calendar.
Backed by Fluke Reliability's "Expertise as a Service" offerings that virtually extend your maintenance teams with active assistance when you need it, extend your maintenance team and fill critical gaps that might threaten program success.
The wireless vibration sensor is easy to install and generates vibration measurements quickly and wirelessly. Once in place, the vibration sensor system tells you when you have a machinery problem. When vibration measurements detect a change, the condition monitoring system automatically sends an email notification to you or one of your designated maintenance team members. They can view it on a mobile, laptop, or computer wirelessly.
The Fluke 3563 vibration sensor's high-frequency, high-quality data is transmitted to the eMaint condition monitoring software. The Portal is where your team can view and examine the vibration sensor data more closely and gain insight into exactly whats caused the asset fault.
You can dive into your Fluke 3563 asset data with eMaint condition monitoring: a cloud-based software for monitoring, analyzing, and optimizing asset health.
Our software simplifies asset monitoring and vibration analysis for reliability professionals regardless of their experience level.
You can monitor your assets, set alarms, explore trends, and even view historical FFTs and take advantage of AI recommendations.
eMaint condition monitoring gives you the power to:
Our team is here to help every step of the way: Remote Condition Monitoring services provide you with global industry experts to maximize the success and ROI of your monitoring program.
Every organization is different, and we help you scale your condition monitoring program to fit your unique needs. Our Fluke Reliability experts will be with you before, during, and after your sensor and software set up.
Our Fluke experts and support services help ensure:
Vibration analysis is a process for measuring machinery vibration levels and frequencies and using the data to evaluate the health of assets and their components. Every machine component produces a unique vibration signal.
The Fluke 3563 sensor gives organization's a way to assess their facility's overall machine health at a glance. Vibration data from the sensors is transmitted by a short-range wireless technology standard to the Fluke 3503 Gateway, which has dual network connection capabilities—both Wi-Fi and Ethernet—to work with the existing communication infrastructure of any facility.
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The more effective way to detect these and other machine faults is by using an analysis vibration sensor such as the Fluke 3563. The sensor uses narrowband alarming to detect patterns within a particular area of the spectrum, indicating a specific fault, e.g., 1X band = imbalance. Narrowband alarms trigger alerts at particular frequencies and deliver machine diagnostics that offer more precise and insightful information about machine changes.
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