EPRO MMG1070/03TS Eddy-Current Displacement Sensor

Product Summary

The EPRO MMG1070/03TS offers precise non-contact displacement measurement for high-value rotating equipment. It delivers stable readings at high speeds and helps maintenance teams detect early-stage mechanical issues before they escalate. Moreover, its rugged design performs reliably in harsh industrial settings, including turbines, compressors, and large rotating machines. In addition, the sensor integrates smoothly with Emerson’s EPRO MMS6000 and AMS monitoring platforms, enabling continuous vibration and shaft displacement analysis across critical assets.

Technical Parameters

General Information

• Manufacturer: Emerson (EPRO)

• Model: MMG1070/03TS

• Product Type: Eddy-Current Displacement Sensor

• Condition: New with Original Package

• Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union

• Shipping: FedEx / DHL

• Shipping Port: Xiamen

Measurement Performance

• Measurement Principle: Eddy-current, non-contact displacement sensing

• Measured Parameters: Shaft vibration, shaft displacement, rotational speed

• Frequency Range: 0–20,000 Hz (–3 dB)

• Response Time: <15 μs

• Output Signal: Voltage proportional to displacement or vibration

• Integrated Electronics: Built-in signal conditioning for stable output

Mechanical & Environmental

• Operating Temperature: –30°C to +100°C (probe-specific)

• Shock Resistance: 5 g @ 60 Hz @ 25°C

• Protection Rating: IP65

• Mounting: Threaded probe, direct installation near rotating shaft

• Compliance: API 670, DIN 45670, VDI 2059

• Cable Length Options: Various versions including 3 m

Safety & Certification

• Suitable for hazardous areas

• ATEX-certified versions available

FAQ

Q: Is the MMG1070/03TS compatible with the MMS6000 system?
Yes, it integrates directly with EPRO MMS6000 and AMS 6500 platforms without external adapters.

Q: What type of machinery uses this sensor?
It is primarily used on turbines, compressors, large pumps, and other critical rotating assets.

Q: Does the sensor support high-frequency vibration analysis?
Yes, it supports frequencies up to 20 kHz, allowing fast transient detection and detailed vibration studies.

Q: Can it operate in hazardous zones?
ATEX-approved versions are available for plants with explosive atmospheres.

Q: What is the typical measurement distance?
The exact range depends on probe version, but the sensor maintains stable readings at standard eddy-current proximitor distances.