Bently Nevada 9200-01-05-10-00 is a two-wire Seismoprobe velocity transducer for measuring absolute casing vibration on rotating machinery. It is designed for near-vertical mounting within 2.5 degrees, begins measurement at 4.5 Hz, and connects through a top-mounted terminal block.
The transducer provides a sensitivity of 20 mV per mm/s over a velocity range up to 25 mm/s and operates from -29 to +121 degrees Celsius. A circular M10X1 stud provides the mechanical mounting interface for compatible monitoring installations.

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