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BRUEL & KJAER VIBROCONTROL 8000 - Safety Information; Sources of Danger

BRUEL & KJAER VIBROCONTROL 8000
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© Brüel & Kjaer Vibro S1079330.002 / V04
Technical alterations reserved
EN
2 Safety Information
This manual is a part of the product. Read the manual carefully before using the product and keep it
accessible for future use.
2.1 Intended use
The VC-8000 is a rack-based continuous machinery monitoring platform designed to fully comply with
American Petroleum Institute Standard 670 for machinery protection systems. The system measures
and alarms on a wide variety of vibration, position, speed, temperature, and process variable inputs.
Please see the data sheet (product specifications) for approved sensor types, as well as power
specification - provided to each sensor type.
2.2 Sources of Danger
When installing or maintaining the VC-8000 live parts are a potential source of danger that can lead to
serious, irreversible personal damage or death.
2.2.1 Supply Voltage
The VC-8000 is powered by +24Vdc. However, voltages powering external power supplies can be
much higher; 110/220 Vac, or 90-250 Vdc (for example).
2.2.2 Relay/Trip Voltage
The VC-8000 contains relay (trips) which are connected to third party systems. These trip circuits may
contain high voltages which remain present event when the power to the VC-8000 has been turned
off.
Always use safe practices and test relay connections with a multi-meter to verify if external voltages
are present.
Figure 2-1) High voltage present on relays
DANGER!
Higher contact potentials cause current levels which are extremely dangerous and can
lead to injury or even death!
The permissible levels of contact potentials are:
Max. 50 Volts in the case of AC voltages.

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