MANUAL No. 6G14-082 Rev.

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Published in Mar. 2015
Revised in May 2017

MODEL CV-86 SERIES

PIEZOELECTRIC VELOCITY TRANSDUCER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOREWORD CV-86

For Use in Safety.....

Thank you for your using our CV-86 Series Piezoelectric Velocity Transducer.
SHINKAWA Sensor Technology applies strict quality control and inspections to ensure the high reliability of
its products.
This instruction manual contains descriptive information , specifications, principle of operation, installation
procedures and field wiring with monitor.
Please study the contents of this manual and related manuals thoroughly before installing or operating the
equipment, and keep it handy for future reference.
(This manual is applied to Model CV-861, -862 version.)

! CAUTION
1. Do not drop the transducer and otherwise mishandle.
2. Be sure to install the transducer at environmental (case) temperature within -50 to +120°C.
3. Field wiring should be performed correctly by reading this manual.
4. Install the transducer at the place where is most sensitive for vibration. the mounting surface
must be clean, smooth, flat, and large enough to accommodate the entire base of
transducer.
5. Use the specified connector and cable in the specifications.
Keep cabling away from power and control lines to prevent noise interference.
6. Do not measure insulation resistance and dielectric strength other than those at places
specified.
If measured, transducer damage may result.
7. Do not remodel this unit without permission. Otherwise the guarantee can not be made.
8. This unit is designed for use by specialists or persons thoroughly familiar with the field.
9. Make sure that the end user receives the Instruction Manual delivered with this unit.

Before Use.....

When the unit is received, inspect it for damage suffered in transport and check whether it is the item you
ordered. In the unlikely event that it was damaged in transport or does not function according to specifications,
please contact the SHINKAWA Office or the dealer nearest to you.
Store the unit under the ambient conditions given in the specification.
Avoid places where it is exposed to high humidity or corrosive gases.

Follow closely all instructions written in the manual.

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CONTENTS CV-86

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1-1 GENERAL ······················································································ 1
1-2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE ··············································· 1

2. SPECIFICATIONS
2 SPECIFICATIONS ··········································································· 2

3. RECEIVING INSPECTION AND STORING

3-1 RECEIVING INSPECTION ································································· 4
3-2 STORING CONSIDERATIONS ··························································· 4

4. INSTALLATION
4-1 GENERAL ······················································································ 5
4-2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ··························································· 5
4-3 CONNECTOR CONNECTION PROCEDURE ········································ 6
4-4 CABLE ··························································································· 7

5. WIRING DIAGRAM
5-1 WIRING PROCEDURE ····································································· 8

6. MAINTENANCE
6-1 MAINTENANCE ··············································································· 9

7. INTRINSIC SAFETY
7-1 TIIS ······························································································· 10
7-2 ATEX ····························································································· 11
7-3 NEPSI ···························································································· 13
7-4 KTL ······························································································· 15

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION CV-86

1-1 GENERAL
Model CV-86 Sereis Piezoelectric Velocity Transducer is piezoelectric accelerometer with internal integration
to velocity. The case configuration of the CV-86 is of the permanent mount type making it an ideal choice for
permanent machine monitoring. The CV-86 offers a frequency response and phase stability that is superior to
conventional velocity transducer.

1-2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE

Monitoring Dvice

CW Cable
Recorder Output

Signal

Waveform Analyzing

+24V
power
Vibration Monitor

Alarm Output

CV-86 Serise Piezoelectric

Velocity Transducer

Machine Case

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2. SPECIFICATIONS CV-86

Model Code

CV-861 /EX CV-862 /EX

Cable Type Intrinsically Safety Cable Type Intrinsically Safety
1 Connector Type 1 TIIS (Ex ia A T4 X) With integral cable type *1 1 TIIS (Ex ia A T4 X)
2
5 ATEX (Ex ia A T4 Ga) (Coax. cable 3m standard) 7 NEPSI (Ex ia A T4 Ga)
7 NEPSI (Ex ia A T4 Ga)
8 KTL (Ex ia A T4)

Standard type CW- E-EF- 0-

- Note) *1 Cable length 3m (end cut off),
Drip-proof type CW- F-FF- 0- CW cable not required.
-
*2 M3.5 crimping terminals at the
Cable length Lug type*2 Armor
cable ends are standard.
050 5m 0 Cut off 0 Without
100 10m R Ring lug 1 With*3
*3 With armor : Cable length 50m
150 15m Y Spade lug

SPECIFICATIONS
Sensitivity 3.94mV/mm/s (100mV/in/s REF.)pk ± 5% at 100Hz, 25°C (77°F REF.)
Max. Velocity 1,270mm/s (50in/s REF.)pk
2
Vibration Limit 2,450m/s (250g REF.)pk
2
24,500m/s (2,500g REF.)pk (non-Intrinsically Safe)
Shock Limit 2
23,520m/s (2,400g REF.)pk (Intrinsically Safe)
Max. Shock Energy 4J (Intrinsically safe)
Linearity ± 1% of F.S.
Natural Frequency 15kHz
Frequency Response 2.5 to 3,500Hz ± 10%, 2 to 7,000Hz ± 3dB
Transverse Sensitivity Max.5%
Output Impedance 200(typical)
Grounding Case isolated, internally shielded
Temperature Response ± 10% (around the operating temperature range)
Power Supply 18 to 30VDC, 2 to 10mADC (constant current)
Operating Temperature Range -50 to +120°C (-58 to +248°F REF.)
Range of Temperature at Explosion proof EX1,7 : -20 to +60C (Transducer, Cable)
construction EX5,8 : -50 to +120C (Transducer, Cable)
Relative Humidity 100%RH
Case Material Stainless Steel
Sealing Hermetic
Protection Rating IP67(CV-861 & CW-□□□F-FF, CV-862)
Weight Approx.145g(CV-861) Approx.250g(CV-862(including cable))
Accessories Supplied M6 mounting stud
Output Connector*4 MIL-C-5015 2-pin
Matching Connector*4 MS3106A-10SL-4S
CV-861 : Twisted pair shielded cable
Cabling
CV-862 : Coax. cable (intergral cabling type)
Recommended Cable Shielded 2 2
AWG No.20 to No.16 gage (0.5mm to 1.25mm ) Twisted pair shielded cable
Specifications
*4 CV-861 TYPE SPECIFICATIONS

6H14-062 Rev.3
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3. RECEIVING INSPECTION AND STORING CV-86

3-1 RECEIVING INSPECTION

Visually inspect the transducer for obvious shipping damage. If shippng damage is apparent, file a claim with
the carrier and submit a copy to SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, LTD.

3-2 STORING CONSIDERATIONS

If storing is required temporarily, observe the following notes.

(1) Store the transducers in the shipping box.

(2) Do not store in the following places.

a) with extreme temperature.

b) with much moisture.
c) with magnetic field.
d) with shock or vibration.
e) with corrosive materials.
f) with water or dust.

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4. INSTALLATION CV-86

4-1 GENERAL
Model CV-86 can be mounted to the measured point by using attached mounting stud.

! CAUTION
The mounting surface must be clean, smooth, flat, and large enough to accommodate the
entire base of the transducer.

4.2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Mount the CV-86 transducer by performing the following steps.

(1) Drill and tap the mounting hole (M6, 7mm deep min.) perpendicular (90°±1°) to the mounting surface.

(2) Clean the mounting surface.

Dirt, dust, paint and oils must be wiped out from the mounting surface. Ensure the mounting hole is free
off foreign material and the threads are clean.

(3) Install the mounting stud into the transducer base and finger tighten until snug.

(4) Apply some silicon grease to the mounting surface.

(5) Install the transducer into tapped mounting hole and tighten the transducer with a torque wrench until snug.
The transducer is torqued to about 320N•cm(33kg•cm REF.).

! CAUTION
Do not over-torque. Excessive torque can result in degraded performance, internal damage
and inaccurate readings.

Surface texture on
greater than 0.8m
>1.1 × sensor dia.

1 A
0.025

A 7mm
9mm or more
or more

Stud Mounting : Surface Preparation

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4. INSTALLATION CV-86

4-3 CONNECTOR CONNECTION PROCEDURE

Connect connector by performing the following steps for Model CV-861 connector type version.

(1) Securely connect the connector of the cable to the connector receptacle of the transducer.

(2) To prevent loosening of the connector due to vibration, secure the connector with stainless wire as shown
below.

Lock wire hole

Stainless wire

Lock wire hole Connector

! CAUTION
1. If used in the place with much moisture, encapsulate the connector with silicon compound
that does not have an acetic base.
2. If used in outdoor environment, drip-proof type connector cable should be used.
3. Be ware not to apply the excessive force to the connector, which may cause the damage.

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4. INSTALLATION CV-86

4-4 CABLE
Observe the following notes for cabling.

(1) Use the CW-050 standard cable for connection with the CV-861 connector type version.
Use the twisted pair, shielded cable AWG No.16 to 20 (0.5mm2 to 1.25mm2) for connection between the
junction terminal and monitoring device. Select suitable cable for operating environments.

(2) The cable should not exceed 300 meters. Excessive length may limit the systems frequency response.

(3) Keep cabling away from power and control lines, to prevent noise interference.

(4) Cable should be securely fixed. Prevent the cable from bending sharply, twisting, kinking,
knotting, and straining. The recommended minimum bend radius is 80mm. Refer to below drawing.
SHINKAWA recommends that the cable should be routed, through conduit to prevent physical damage
and noise interference.

! CAUTION
Beware not to apply the excessive force to the connector cable, which may cause the
damage.

Dimension : mm

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5. WIRING DIAGRAM CV-86

5-1 WIRING PROCEDURE

The CV-86 requires an external DC power source to operate. Proper operation can be obtained by applying a
DC power to the appropriate lead of transducer through a current regulating (CR) diode, as shown below.

! CAUTION
1. Never omit the current regulating diode.
2. Do not reverse polarity.
3. If the transducer is connected to the monitoring device (e.g. vibration monitor) that can
supply DC power output to the transducer, refer to the instruction of the monitoring device.

May be provided as part of monitoring device.

Power +18 to +30VDC

(Recommended+24VDC)
* CR diode
2 to 10mA
Power, signal
Signal output

0V(return)
0V(return)

CV-86

Typical wiring * e.g. Motorola 1N5312

B+ B+
(power side) (power side)

Power, signal
IN

0V Fig.1 or
COM

Diode connection
CV-86 (Bottom view)
Monitor

Power, signal
IN

0V Fig.2
COM

CV-86
Monitor

! WARNING
Beware of electric shock from high-voltage parts.

! CAUTION
1. A blocking capacitor (≈10µF) is required in series with the output signal if the readout
instrument is DC coupled.
2. When the CW shielded cables connected to the shell, do not connect the shield cable to
common terminal. (Refer to Fig.2)

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6. MAINTENANCE CV-86

6-1 MAINTENANCE
The following items should be periodically checked to operate the system satisfactory.
1) Check the transducer body is properly mounted and secured.
2) Check there is no contact fault and water entered at connector.
3) Check the cable is connected securely to monitoring device.
4) Check the cable is in good condition.

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7. INTRINSIC SAFETY CV-86

7-1 TIIS (Japanese Only)

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7. INTRINSIC SAFETY CV-86

7-2 ATEX(English Only) 【CV-861 Only】

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7. INTRINSIC SAFETY CV-86

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7. INTRINSIC SAFETY CV-86

7-3 NEPSI (Chinese Only)

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7. INTRINSIC SAFETY CV-86

7-4 KTL(Korean Only) 【CV-861 Only】

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 Hardware Warranty

1. Warranty conditions
・ The warranty period for the delivered product is 3 years (1 year for special products)
from the time of shipment from our factory. If a failure occurs in the delivered product
due to our fault during this warranty period, we will take responsibility for the
replacement/repair of that product.
・ Also, if it becomes necessary to dispatch an engineer within the warranty period,
traveling expenses based on our company regulations will be charged. The repair cost
at this time will be covered by our company.
・ The warranty here covers the delivered product only, and we will not take responsibility
for any direct or indirect damages caused by the malfunction of the delivered product.
・ Warranty periods and coverage of warranties for devices manufactured by those other
than our company will be at the responsibilities and conditions of those respective
manufacturers, regardless of this document.
・ If one of the following conditions applies, the failure will not be covered by this
warranty.

(1) Improper handling or use by the customer.

(2) If the cause of the problem is due to a reason other than by the fault of our company.
(3) If there were modifications or repairs made by a party other than our company or
persons specified by our company.
(4) Handling, storage, or usage under severe environments exceeding hardware design
specification conditions.
(5) Problems caused by fires, floods, earthquakes, lightning strikes and other natural
disasters.
(6) A lifetime parts. (Electrolytic capacitor , etc.)
(7) Other failures that are not at the fault of our company.

2. Warranty conditions for repaired products

The Warranty period for repaired items will be 6 months after the date of repairs for that item.
Other conditions will be as 1. above.

SSTF085
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