The versatility of Sonus XT makes it ideally suited to work with any plant maintenances program and the perfect complement to other Predictive maintenance (PDM) Technology. Ultrasound detection can be utilized to detect early warning signs of equipment failure and to conduct energy conservation audits.
Inspection can be performed quickly and safely by plant personnel with minimal training. Fast and accurate diagnosis of problems using the Sonus XT will save you time and money.
Easy to use unit converts ultrasound into audible signals and shows instantaneous and maximum sound level readings in decibels.
Minimal training is required to get a Predictive Maintenance program using Ultrasound up and running.
Detect early warning signs of problems in electrical & mechanical assets long before they become failures.
Find Leaks and Save on energy costs: Finding and fixing compressed air leaks can often reduce energy costs by up to 30%.
High quality behind-the-head style headset compatible for use with hardhats.
Collect baseline and trend information on mechanical asset performance to streamline maintenance planning.
Operating Frequency | 40KHz |
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Funtionality | Detection and conversion of ultrasonic signals to the audible spectrum, Display sound level (dB), Auto power off function |
Display | Illuminated Liquid Crystal display |
Connections | Custom jack ultrasonic probe types, Stereo jack plug 3.5mm |
Power supply | 2x AA batteries |
Operating Voltage | 2x 1.5 V battery |
Running time | Approx. 24 hours with battery operation |
Operating temperature | -10℃ … +60℃ |
Storage temperature | -20℃ … +60℃ |
Protection type | Device: IP54 |
Directives | 2014/30/EU, electromagnetic compatibility 2011/65/EU, on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS) |
Dimensions | Without probe: LWH 130x85x30 mm With AP50 probe: L 170 mm Probe: L 52 mm, Ø 22 mm |
Items supplied | Ultrasonic detector, probes as specified in the order, stereo headphones, carrying case, user manual |
TEV Measurements | |
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Sensor | Capacitive |
Measurement Range | 0 to 80 dBmV |
Resolution | 1dB |
Accuracy | ±1dB |
Noise Rejection | Yes |
Ultrasonic Measurements | |
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Measurement Range | -6dBµV to + 70dBµV |
Resolution | 1dB |
Accuracy | ±1dB |
Transducer Sensitivity | -65dB (0dB = 1volt/µbar RMS SPL) |
Transducer Centre Frequency | 40kHz |
Application | |
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Communication | Bluetooth & Customer Server |
Data Access | Web front end |
Capability | Android |
Reporting | Yes |
Results | dB, PRPD, Noise |
Hardware | |
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Enclosure | Injection moulded plastic case |
Display | OLED display with 6 display LEDs (PD level) |
Control | Membrane keypad |
Connectors | Power, Headphones and External Acoustic Sensor |
Operating Environment | |
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Operating Temp | 5°C to 55°C |
Humidity | 0 to 90% RH non-condensing |
IP Rating | 54 |
Unit Dimensions | |
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Size | 175 x 89 x 46 cm |
Weight | 300g |
Power | |
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Internal Battery | Lithium Ion, 3.75V, 2.2Ah |
Operating Time | Approx. 8 hours |
Battery Charger | |
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Rated Voltage | 90 to 264 V AC, 5V, 2.6A |
Frequency | 47 to 63Hz |
Country Adapters | UK, EU, Australia, USA |
Charge Time | 2hours |
Certification | |
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Safety and EMC |
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Defects on the surface of high voltage insulators are prone to partial discharge phenomenon including arcing and tracking. Tracking causes carbon deposits to build up over time and ultimately leads to flashover and insulation failure. The SONUS PD is highly sensitive to the ultrasonic emissions produced by tracking and arcing and enables any onset to be detected long before a failure occurs.
Partial discharge activity inside insulating materials in metal clad medium and high voltage switchgear induces small voltage impulses called Transient Earth Voltages (TEV) on the surface of the switchgear’s enclosure. TEV can be picked
up using capacitively coupled transducer of the SONUS PD. Left unchecked, the partial discharges inside these insulating components will eventually lead to catastrophic equipment failure.