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The Epro PR6423/10R-141+CON031 8mm Eddy Current Sensor+Eddy Current Signal Converter is a non-contact displacement measurement combination used for monitoring rotating machinery. The PR6423/10R-141 eddy current sensor detects changes in the distance between the probe tip and a conductive machine target, while the CON031 signal converter conditions the probe signal for use by a machinery monitoring or protection system.
The combination is suitable for applications where shaft movement, axial position, radial vibration, or other mechanical displacement needs to be monitored without physical contact. It can be used around turbine shafts, compressors, pumps, gearboxes, and other rotating equipment where direct mechanical contact with the monitored surface would be undesirable.
During operation, the probe is installed facing a suitable conductive target on the rotating machine. Changes in the probe-to-target distance alter the electrical characteristics of the eddy-current field. The signal converter processes this change and produces a usable measurement signal for the connected monitoring system.
For machinery protection applications, correct probe installation and signal-chain matching are important. The sensor, converter, extension cable arrangement, and monitoring input should be treated as one measurement chain during commissioning and troubleshooting.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Epro |
| Model | PR6423/10R-141+CON031 |
| Product Type | Eddy Current Sensor + Eddy Current Signal Converter |
| Sensor Model | PR6423/10R-141 |
| Signal Converter Model | CON031 |
| Measurement Principle | Eddy Current |
| Measurement Type | Non-contact displacement measurement |
| Typical Application | Rotating machinery monitoring |
| Sensor Head Diameter | 8 mm |
| Weight | 0.22 kg |
The PR6423/10R-141 operates by generating an electromagnetic field at the probe tip. When the probe faces a conductive shaft or other suitable metallic target, eddy currents are induced in the target.
The distance between the probe and target affects the probe’s electrical response. As the shaft moves relative to the stationary probe, the resulting change is detected and converted into a displacement-related signal.
The measurement path can be represented as:
Rotating Shaft → PR6423/10R-141 Probe → CON031 Signal Converter → Monitoring System → Machinery Protection / Control
The CON031 processes the raw probe response so that the connected monitoring equipment can interpret the measured mechanical movement. In a vibration-monitoring application, for example, repeated shaft movement produces a changing signal that can be evaluated for vibration amplitude, shaft position, or abnormal mechanical behavior.
Because the measurement is non-contact, the sensing point does not rely on a mechanical linkage between the probe and the rotating shaft. Probe gap, target material, mounting stability, and cable connections therefore have a direct effect on measurement quality.
The PR6423/10R-141+CON031 combination forms the front-end measurement chain between the rotating machine and the machinery monitoring system.
Rotating Equipment → Eddy Current Probe → Signal Converter → Monitoring / Protection System → Alarm or Shutdown Logic
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Rotating Shaft | Provides the conductive target for displacement measurement |
| PR6423/10R-141 | Detects changes in probe-to-target distance |
| CON031 | Conditions and converts the eddy-current measurement signal |
| Extension Cable | Connects the probe with the associated signal-conditioning circuit where applicable |
| Machinery Monitoring System | Processes and evaluates the measurement |
| Protection System | Generates alarms or protective actions when configured limits are exceeded |
| DCS / PLC | Receives relevant machinery data for process supervision or control |
| Operator Interface | Displays vibration, position, alarm, and equipment-status information |
| Maintenance System | Uses machinery-condition information for troubleshooting and maintenance planning |
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Steam Turbines | Shaft position and rotating-shaft condition monitoring |
| Gas Turbines | Non-contact measurement of shaft movement and machinery condition |
| Compressors | Monitoring shaft displacement and mechanical behavior |
| Centrifugal Pumps | Detection of abnormal shaft movement and vibration-related conditions |
| Gearboxes | Monitoring rotating components and mechanical displacement |
| Turboexpanders | Shaft movement and machinery protection applications |
| Generators | Monitoring rotating-shaft behavior in critical equipment |
| Industrial Fans | Condition monitoring of high-speed rotating assemblies |
| Process Machinery | Continuous mechanical-condition monitoring |
| Machinery Test Systems | Measurement of dynamic displacement during equipment testing |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| PR6423 Series Eddy Current Probe | Detects non-contact shaft displacement |
| CON031 Signal Converter | Conditions the eddy-current probe signal |
| Probe Extension Cable | Provides the connection between probe and signal-conditioning equipment |
| Machinery Monitoring System | Processes and displays machinery measurements |
| Vibration Monitoring Module | Evaluates shaft vibration and related dynamic signals |
| Shaft Position Monitoring Channel | Monitors relative axial or radial shaft movement |
| Proximity Probe Mount | Maintains the required probe position relative to the machine target |
| Machinery Protection System | Generates alarms and shutdown actions |
| DCS / PLC Interface | Transfers selected machinery information to the control system |
| Turbine / Compressor Monitoring System | Provides dedicated supervision of critical rotating equipment |
| Model / Product Family | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Epro PR6423 Series | Eddy Current Sensors | Non-contact shaft displacement and vibration measurement |
| Epro PR6423/10R | Eddy Current Sensor | Rotating machinery measurement |
| Epro CON031 | Eddy Current Signal Converter | Probe signal conditioning |
| Epro PR6424 Series | Eddy Current Sensors | Machinery displacement and condition monitoring |
| Epro PR6422 Series | Eddy Current Sensors | Non-contact proximity measurement |
| Epro Machinery Protection Systems | Monitoring System | Turbine and rotating-equipment protection |
| Epro Machinery Monitoring Components | Monitoring Hardware | Vibration, position, and machine-condition monitoring |
The PR6423/10R-141 is an eddy current probe used for non-contact measurement of the relative movement between the probe and a conductive machine target. Depending on the installation, this can be used for shaft displacement, position, or vibration-related measurements.
The CON031 acts as the signal-conditioning component for the eddy current probe. It processes the probe’s electrical response into a measurement signal suitable for the connected machinery monitoring or protection equipment.
The probe-to-target gap directly affects the eddy-current response. An incorrect gap can result in an inaccurate output, reduced measurement range, or abnormal signal behavior, so the probe should be positioned according to the applicable installation requirements.
Start with the complete signal chain rather than replacing the probe immediately. Check probe mounting, target condition, probe gap, cable connections, converter operation, and the monitoring-system input. If the electrical signal remains unstable after these checks, the probe or converter can then be evaluated separately.