Vibrometer HS

The Vibrometer HS is a high-performance triaxial device designed to monitor structural vibrations through particle velocity, with optional waveform transmission for detailed event analysis. Fully wireless and LoRaWAN-enabled, it operates autonomously and streams time-synchronized data to the MyMove platform for visualization, alarms, and advanced processing. Built to support compliance-driven monitoring, it can be configured through international regulations and used with regulation-based alarm templates, from structural vibration assessment (for example ISEE, DIN 4150-3, BS 7385-2, Circulaire '86, SN 640 312a, RI 8507, UNI 9916) to human exposure monitoring (for example DIN 4150-2 and BS 6472-1).

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Alternative versions
DECKVBR-STD 2.0
DECKVBR-STD 1.0
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Wireless connectivity

Long-range, low-power data transmission ideal for remote and large-scale sites.

Long-term battery autonomy

Multi-year operation with adjustable sampling and transmission settings.

Full remote configuration

Configure settings, calibrate sensors, and manage alarm thresholds, all in one platform.

Durable hardware

Built for reliable use in harsh environments.

One device. Real-time control.

From regulation-ready setup to waveform-level insight, Vibrometer HS supports vibration compliance and event diagnostics without external post-processing workflows.

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Triaxial velocity and acceleration measurement

Performs acquisition on three orthogonal axes and provides key vibration metrics including PPV, PVS, RMS velocity, and peak acceleration. Wide configurable bandwidth and fullscale options let you match the measurement range required by your site and regulation.

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Trigger, Programmed, and Combo acquisition

Three operating modes are available: Trigger, Cadence (Programmed), and Combo. In Trigger acquisitions, you can enable waveform transmission on each axis and analyze events with cloud FFT and dominant frequency peak detection. Zero-crossing frequency is detected on board for both programmed and trigger acquisitions.

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Regulation-driven configuration and alarm templates

Select a regulation to automatically set bandwidth, fullscales, sampling rate, and processing mode. For alarms, you can use standard single-parameter thresholds or Frequency-Velocity curves, with predefined templates based on international standards. Custom configurations and custom alarm curves are also supported when you need site-specific limits.

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External power, long-term deployments, and calibration

Vibrometer HS is powered through a dedicated external battery pack for extended deployments and easier maintenance. Diagnostics help monitor device integrity and operation. Calibration and re-calibration services are available when required by compliance workflows.

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What this sensor measures

Triaxial velocity

Vibration velocity (mm/s or inch/s) along three axes, with PPV, PVS, and RMS velocity metrics available depending on the selected operating and processing mode

Peak frequency

Frequency information per axis, available as zero-crossing frequency (fmg) and, when waveforms are transmitted, FFT-based dominant frequency (fdom)

Temperature

Logged with acquisitions for environmental correlation and data quality checks

VBR-HS-LR-1

Technical specifications

Measurement technology
MEMS triaxial accelerometer with on-board processing for vibration monitoring
Resolution
16 bits
Configurable velocity fullscale up to 500 mm/s. Configurable acceleration fullscale up to 40.96 g
Configurable sampling rate up to 2000 Hz (regulation-dependent)
Acquisition modes
Trigger, Cadence (Programmed), or Combo
Time synchronization
Time-synchronized timestamps in MyMove
Communication
LoRaWAN Sub-GHz
Local storage
Optional local data storage for offline recording (FIFO overwrite)

For detailed information about Vibrometer HS capabilities, check the download datasheet section.

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Explore our datasheets and technical resources to access detailed product specifications, key features, and practical tools — everything you need to make informed decisions and get the most out of our technology.

Native platform

Use MyMove for real-time insights

Connect your sensors and devices to MyMove and access the full power of the platform:real-time dashboards, alarms, automated PDF reporting, remote system control, and advanced tools for structural health monitoring.

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Integrate Move sensors via API

Use our API to access real-time and historical sensor data, configure devices remotely, and integrate everything into your SaaS, BIM model, or custom workflow.

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Frequently asked questions

The VBR-HS-LR-1 measures triaxial vibration velocity and acceleration using a MEMS accelerometer with on-board processing. It delivers peak velocity (PPV), RMS velocity, dominant frequency, and acceleration magnitude per axis, all computed directly on the device. The configurable fullscale ranges up to 500 mm/s for velocity and 40.96 g for acceleration, with sampling rates up to 2000 Hz.

The VBR-HS-LR-1 supports three acquisition modes: Trigger mode activates recording when vibration exceeds a configurable threshold, Cadence mode runs acquisitions on a programmed schedule, and Combo mode combines both approaches. This flexibility allows the sensor to capture both event-driven vibration bursts and routine monitoring data.

The VBR-HS-LR-1 is designed to support compliance with major vibration regulations including UNI 9916, DIN 4150-3, BS 7385, and SN 640312a. The configurable sampling rate and fullscale settings allow the sensor to meet the specific requirements of each standard, from structural damage prevention to human comfort thresholds.

The VBR-HS-LR-1 transmits processed vibration data via LoRaWAN Sub-GHz to a Move Solutions gateway, which forwards it to the MyMove cloud platform. On-board processing reduces the data payload by computing key vibration metrics locally, extending battery life and minimizing bandwidth usage. All timestamps are synchronized in MyMove for accurate event correlation across multiple sensors.

Yes, the VBR-HS-LR-1 offers optional local data storage for offline recording. When connectivity is temporarily unavailable, the sensor stores acquisitions locally using a FIFO overwrite strategy. Once the connection is restored, data can be retrieved through MyMove, ensuring no critical vibration events are lost.

Battery life depends on the acquisition configuration, including sampling rate, acquisition duration, and measurement frequency. With typical monitoring setups, the sensor can operate for several years on its internal battery. Higher sampling rates and more frequent acquisitions will reduce battery life. Contact Move Solutions for detailed estimates based on your specific use case.

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