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Dataloggers

Model 4500CPR · 8020-42CPR · AR Series | Discontinued

Vibrating Wire sensors: Model 4150 Strain Gage, Model 4500 Piezometer and Model 4420 Crackmeter (left to right) (this product has been discontinued).
  • Vibrating Wire sensors: Model 4150 Strain Gage, Model 4500 Piezometer and Model 4420 Crackmeter (left to right) (this product has been discontinued).
  • Model 4500AR “Autoresonant” Piezometer (this product has been discontinued).
  • Model 8020-42CPR Dynamic Vibrating Wire Interface (this product has been discontinued).

Autoresonant Vibrating Wire Sensors expand the possibilities of dynamic monitoring while retaining the inherent long-term stability of GEOKON vibrating wire instruments. Autoresonant sensors are particularly useful where dynamic measurements are required on structures in adverse environments over extended periods of time. Typical applications include the monitoring of wind turbines, bridges, traffic effects and structures that may be subject to earthquake or wind loading. GEOKON offers three types of autoresonant sensor. One type uses a custom sensor and an electronic adaptor (Model 4500CPR), another uses the standard vibrating wire sensor and one of two electronic adaptors (Model 8020-42CPR), and the third type is a custom sensor with internal electronics (AR Series).

Specifications

4500CPR
Input | ±12 VDC at 50 mA (max)
Output | 4-20 mA; Frequency¹ (−100 Hz dynamic range)
8020-42CPR
Input | +12 VDC at 50 mA (max)
Output | 4-20 mA; Frequency (−20 Hz dynamic range)
4500AR
Input | +12 VDC at 25 mA (max)
Output | Continuous frequency at 5 volt level

¹Open collector output—requires external pull-up termination resistor.

Please Note: GEOKON maintains an ongoing policy of design review and reserves the right to amend products and specifications without notice. Various instruments are discontinued over time and replaced with new, updated models.

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