Overview & Features of the P100 Series
Ideally suited for remote or difficult-to-access equipment, the P100 Series Portable Condition Monitoring System measures the voltage and current drawn by your equipment’s motor to identify a wide range of specific failure modes and assess damage. It also measures energy consumption and identifies a range of energy wasting parameters.
Testing takes only a few minutes – at the end of which the device creates an automatic written and graphic report that can be edited and emailed.
Simple Installation
The only connections required to operate the P100 series are current clamps to measure the current and dolphin connectors to measure the voltage.
All connections and testing are done in the switch room and are taken from the low voltage and low current signals feeding the protection system. There is no need to disconnect or disturb any existing connections.
Available Outputs
The P100 series Equipment Health Assessment kit provides a wide range of outputs, ranging from basic electrical parameters to advice on corrective action on any faults found. Examples include:
Automated advice depending on fault
Automatic identification of spectral
Automatic identification of rotor bar condition and provision of supporting information
Overview of condition and automatic provision of information on faults detected
Fast, precise reporting
By entering only a few simple parameters, the Health Assessor will rapidly create an automated report of:
- Unbalance/misalignment
- Bearing problems
- Foundation looseness
- Transmission looseness or rubbing
- Motor rotor bar breaks
- Motor stator problems
- Electrical odd harmonic abnormalities
- Electrical even harmonic abnormalities
- Any other spectrum peak beyond the normal expected values
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Easy, convenient monitoring of the health of your pumps and motors
Watch the video to learn how our Portable Condition Monitoring System works and how it can help you take control of the performance and maintenance of your hard-to-access pumps and motors:
The P100 Series: How can it help you?
- Avoid unnecessary maintenance work
- Avoid unexpected breakdowns by spotting developing
problems before they become critical - Minimize energy wastage and quantify the benefits using
the energy wastage figures - Create a baseline profile of new equipment at a factory
- Perform acceptance and commissioning testing on
equipment to confirm no damage has occurred during
delivery and installation - Monitor the condition of otherwise inaccessible equipment,
such as submerged pumps, borehole pumps, in-tank
pumps, cryogenic pumps, roof mounted fans, etc.
Product Details
Hover over the numbers for details about each feature.
Also included: Power lead + USB cable and PC tablet (not pictured).
Providing real-time assessment of the operational health of your performance-critical pump and motor equipment.
Save money with a predictive
maintenance strategy.
A conservative preventative maintenance strategy results in a high cost of maintenance and low cost of failure, while a reactive strategy results in a low cost of maintenance, but a high cost of failure. Our predictive approach reveals the optimal maintenance time to help maximize availability without performing unnecessary maintenance.
P100 Condition Monitoring Systems FAQs
The P100 Series is portable and provides snapshot assessments of equipment health, while the S200 provides continuous 24/7 monitoring. The P100 is ideally suited for remote or difficult-to-access equipment and creates automatic written and graphic reports after a brief test.
What connections are required to operate the P100 series?
The only connections required are current clamps to measure the current and dolphin connectors to measure the voltage.
Testing with the P100 Series takes only a few minutes, after which the device creates an automatic written and graphic report that can be edited and emailed.
What types of faults can the condition monitoring systems identify?
The systems can identify a wide range of faults including:
– Mechanical unbalance/misalignment
– Bearing problems
– Foundation looseness
– Transmission looseness or rubbing
– Motor rotor bar breaks
– Motor stator problems
– Electrical odd and even harmonic abnormalities
– Any other spectrum peak beyond normal expected values
Can the monitoring system predict future equipment conditions?
Yes, the system provides simple traffic light (Green-Amber-Red) assessments of equipment condition for the present, one month in the future, and three months in the future.
What electrical parameters are measured by these systems?
The systems measure:
– Active power, reactive power, and power factor
– Voltage balance
– Current balance
– Voltage THD (Total Harmonic Distortion)
– Current THD
– Additional machine-specific information if available
The systems provide accurate, up-to-the-minute knowledge of equipment health and remaining useful life, allowing for predictive maintenance that maximizes availability. By detecting developing problems before they become critical, the systems help prevent unexpected breakdowns and avoid unnecessary maintenance work.
Can these systems monitor energy consumption and identify waste?
Yes, both systems measure energy consumption and identify energy-wasting parameters, allowing users to take cost-justified actions to reduce energy consumption.
Do these systems require disconnecting existing connections for installation?
No, all connections and testing are done in the switch room and are taken from the low voltage and low current signals feeding the protection system. There is no need to disconnect or disturb any existing connections.
Service & Support
We take great pride in supporting our clients across the globe with timely service. We cover all aspects of support that might be needed during the lifecycle of your Hayward Tyler pump and/or motor.
We provide:
- 24/7/365 Technical Support
- Engineering
- Spare Parts
- Repairs
- Training
Highlights from our Knowledge Base
Our Knowledge Base can help answer your questions on a variety of topics with a wealth of pumps and motors information. With tools such as webinars, white papers, case studies, service bulletins, product knowledge, and a database of downloads, brochures, and sheets, our expertise is your competitive advantage.
