Shinkawa VM-5K Instrument Rack Module

Name: Shinkawa VM-5K Instrument Rack Module
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SKU: 1876
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Brand: Shinkawa Electric
Model: VM-5K
Part Number: VM-5K-811510-000-111-001-1
Product Type: Instrument Rack Module
Monitor Card Model: VM-5K Dual Vibration
Input Compatibility: Proximity Probes
Measurement Scale Range: 0 to 100μm up to 500μm pk-pk
Alarm Outputs: Layered Setpoints
Analog Outputs: Standardized 4-20mA DC trending and 1-5V DC loops
Certifications: Form-factored for CE compliance and Marine Certifications for harsh environments
Status:- Used Good Working (As Per Photos)
Country of Origin: Made in Japan
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The Shinkawa VM-5 Series System stands as a gold standard in automated machinery condition monitoring and safety interlocks. This critical modular assembly is specifically optimized for safeguarding high-value rotating equipment such as industrial steam/gas turbines, centrifugal compressors, massive cooling pumps, and heavy-duty motors.

At its core, the Model VM-5H3 Instrument Rack serves as a modular foundation providing exceptional signal routing, clean power distribution via the integrated VM-5Z power card, and isolated backplane communication. The primary monitoring payload consists of hot-swappable VM-5K Dual Vibration Monitor cards. Each VM-5K card independently interfaces with up to two proximity transducers, processing raw electrical metrics into precise peak-to-peak shaft displacement tracking.

The front-facing control panel allows continuous interaction-free asset monitoring. Operators benefit from layered visual alarms paired with dedicated analog recorder outputs (4-20mA DC / 1-5V DC) for SCADA or DCS tracking. With built-in trip delay logic and dual-redundancy readiness, the system accurately distinguishes between actual dangerous physical stress signatures and sensor transients to minimize costly false shutdowns.