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The Bentley vibration transmitter outputs less than 4 milliamps, and the value is negative

2016-02-24View Original

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For my low-pressure oxygen therapy, one of the vibration sensors shows -5.1 um; it occasionally jumps to a normal value. Probe model: 330905-00-05-50-02-00 ; Vibration transmitter model: 990-04-50-02-00. The intermittent voltage of this transmitter is currently measured at: 7.55v ; Supply voltage 18.5v ; The resistance value of this probe is: 5.5 ohms ; It seems everything is normal! Currently, when connecting this probe to another vibration transmitter, it still shows -5.1um ; Connecting other probe sensors to this vibration transmitter shows normal operation. I suspect it’s a problem with the vibration probe, but its resistance value is normal, so there shouldn’t be any issue. Could other factors be causing interference? ? ? ? Please, experts, help me! ! !
Reply #22016-06-02
During this maintenance check, the problem was finally identified: the probe was worn out inside the machine

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