With a handheld device, the user is looking at weekly, monthly, quarterly, or even bi-yearly data collection depending on the size of the facility and how many machines are running at any given time.
This very much limits the frequency at which the user is able to collect data. In many cases, an individual using a vibration sensor will do so with a handheld device. There, is a table of RPMs – this will give the user the best idea of how often to collect data based on a particular machine. After hitting “Industrial Vibration Sensor V3 Product Manual”, scroll down to “Sensor Support Map” in section 9. For this IoT Vibration Sensor in particular, visit the Product Manual here! Or, under the “Resources” tab, and then under “Essential” choose “Industrial Vibration Sensor V3 Product Manual.” This is where the user can learn how often to set frequencies, so that the optimal reading may come from the sensor, and ultimately the machine. NCD has a Product Manual on each of its product pages under the “Resources” tab – this will show a table of the readings at which the user can expect a specific machine to operate upon. Understanding at which speed a motor operates will help the user fine tune a frequency at which the sensor reads data, and transmits data. Some motors operate at a faster speed than others. For purposes of this article, a motor can be used for reference. It is important to understand the basic mechanics of the machine in which readings are being taken from.
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