Bearing Defender app
Packing in Acoem’s 50 years of experience in the monitoring of rotating machinery, the patented wireless Bearing Defender gives instantaneous advice on a bearing health. Accessible to all mechanics, it provides a quick leverage of improvement of a reliability program.
Patented Wireless vibration measurement (US 9,921,136). Good for bearing fault detection with up to 15kHz bandwidth at +/- 3dB. Good for most industrial machine with +/-80g dynamics. Allows for the wireless measurement of inaccessible machines (enclosed room, behind doors…). Rechargeable battery good for 8h of measurement activity
3200 lines ZYXtrum™ display, combining the FFT from X, Y and Z directions. Easy confirmation of a bearing fault thanks to the automatic display of the bearing frequency markers. Built in bearing database of 30.000+ references. Easy communication with vibration experts. Real rotation speed adjustment from the ZYXtrum™
Bearing defect indicator. Unbalance or Misalignment indicator. Miscellaneous fault indicator
Live high resolution data streaming through Wi-Fi protocol. Signal listening feature available e.g. while greasing your bearing. No specific hardware needed, any standard headset compatible with your mobile device on iOS or Android can be used
Easy to use
Acoem Bearing Defender
The Bearing Defender has been designed to put bearing health assessment at the grasp of every mechanics. By simple selection of the machine speed range, power range and type of mounting, the Bearing Defender tells the user if he most likely in presence of a bearing defect, unbalance or misalignment problem, or something else. Thanks to its visual icon based interfaces and color codes, any worldwide user can handle the Bearing Defender without prior training.
Results in 10 seconds
The Bearing Defender only takes 10s to capture, process and display the data resulting from the measurement in the three directions. A full vibration reading of the bearing is displayed in addition to the smart indicators:
Vibration velocity with alarms according to the ISO10816-3 standard
Full range Acceleration
Displacement
Bearing Defect Factor™ value
High Frequency acceleration value
Reliable wireless triaxial measurements
Some of the most common faults of rotating machinery, like unbalance or structural resonance can occur in a single direction. To avoid to let a faulty machine unnoticed the Bearing Defender takes tri-axial vibration readings from the VT-300 wireless vibration sensor in a single shot, not only to make the measurement process easier but also to keep your machine in good operating condition. Thanks to its patented wireless measurements and metrological performances, the Bearing Defender makes sure that your machines can keep spinning without risk.
50 years of experience built-in
Wireless and compatible with mobile devices, the Bearing Defender also embeds the powerful Acoem Bearing Defect Factor™ algorithm. Developed in the 70’s on more than 2000 rolling elements, this technology has brought proven results for the monitoring of bearing faults on common machines in various types of industries worldwide.
Your Mechanics 4.0
The Bearing Defender is compatible with smartphones and tablets on iOS or Android. Using a standard and user friendly display device, it is now possible to integrate vibration measurements in your maintenance 4.0 program and take the best out of your people in the field.
The tools engineers need
Bearing Defender
Vibration measuring instrument. Check for machine health problems Prevent Breakdown.
- Take measurements safely with wireless measurement.
- Save work time by measuring and analyzing within 10 seconds.
- More advanced in analytics with 3-axis simultaneous measurement and AI technology.
- Check the condition of the bearings with the bearing database. 30,000++ designs and confirmed bearing problems with ZYXtrum and bearing listening function.
- Can be upgraded to other ACOEM measuring devices.
- Anyone can use it with symbols and color scales.
- Help find the cause of the vibration problem.
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