AMS Wireless Vibration Monitoring

Standard sensors give you velocity and acceleration. But the AMS Wireless Vibration Monitor goes further by capturing high-resolution waveforms, spectra, and frequency bands through a triaxial sensor that reads three directions from a single mounting point, providing richer vibration analysis for more accurate diagnostics.

Yes, with no cabling to plan around, sensors can be added wherever new equipment goes in. Each unit joins the wireless mesh network automatically, making expansion simple and cost effective.

Anywhere with rotating equipment in demanding conditions, from oil and gas to chemicals, power generation, mining, pulp and paper. These wireless condition monitoring solutions are approved for use in hazardous areas where wired alternatives can't be installed. 

Installation takes around five minutes per asset, after which data starts flowing automatically. It means predictive maintenance teams spend less time collecting readings and more time performing vibration analysis and planning maintenance activities.

Yes, it holds Class 1 Division 1 and ATEX/IECEx Zone 0 certifications and operates from -40°C to +85°C. 

It works with WirelessHART networks and integrates with AMS 9420 Wireless Vibration Transmitters onsite. Data feeds into AMS Machine Works and AMS Device Manager to extend your existing vibration monitoring system. 

Yes, continuous triaxial data with PeakVue Plus analytics provides early warning signals before failure, which is what condition-based maintenance depends on.