Integral cable accelerometer

Accelerometer sensor, general purpose, 100 mV/g sensitivity, ±5% sensitivity tolerance, top exit integral cable, 16 ft. J9T2A Teflon jacketed cable

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Product Description

Integral cable accelerometer sensor, 100 mV/g

Model 786F

Accelerometer sensor, general purpose, 100 mV/g sensitivity, ±5% sensitivity tolerance, top exit integral cable, 16 ft. J9T2A Teflon jacketed cable

Circular seal with yellow star in the middle with the words Lifetime Warranty

Accelerometer sensor features

Hermetic seal, IP68 rated
Corrosion resistant
Rugged design
100 psi pressure rating
ESD protection

Included accessories

SF6 mounting stud

Specifications

PARAMETER	VALUE
Sensor output	Dynamic vibration (IEPE)
Sensitivity	100 mV/g
Sensitivity tolerance	±5 %
Frequency response, ±3 dB	0.5 Hz – 13,000 Hz
Mounting thread	1/4-28 UNF tapped hole
Connector style	Integral cable
Connector orientation	Top exit
Full-scale range	80 g peak
Resonance frequency	30 kHz
Temperature range	-50°C to +120°C
Weight	90 grams
Hazardous area approvals	Non-approved; approved models available

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