Emerson's AMS 6500 series is a comprehensive machinery health monitoring and protection system designed to enhance the reliability and performance of critical rotating equipment in industrial settings. This series offers a range of modules, each tailored to monitor specific mechanical parameters, ensuring early detection of potential issues and facilitating proactive maintenance strategies.​

The AMS 6500 series features a modular design, allowing for flexibility in monitoring various aspects of machinery health. For instance, the A6110 module focuses on shaft relative vibration monitoring, providing real-time data to prevent unexpected failures and extend equipment lifespan. Similarly, the A6210 module specializes in measuring axial displacement, aiding in the assessment of bearing and seal health. The A6220 module, on the other hand, monitors shaft eccentricity, contributing to the early detection of alignment issues.​

One of the standout features of the AMS 6500 series is its advanced diagnostics capabilities, powered by Emerson's proprietary PeakVue™ technology. This technology effectively filters vibration signals to focus on impactful events, delivering accurate assessments of machinery health and facilitating predictive maintenance.​

The system also boasts seamless integration with Emerson's PlantWeb® architecture and compatibility with Ovation® and DeltaV™ process control systems. This ensures streamlined data collection, analysis, and visualization, enhancing operational efficiency. Additionally, the AMS 6500 series supports versatile communication protocols, including Modbus TCP/IP, Modbus RTU, and OPC UA, facilitating easy integration with various industrial systems.​

Designed for critical applications, the AMS 6500 series ensures continuous monitoring of machinery health, providing real-time data to prevent unexpected failures and extend equipment lifespan. Its modular design, advanced diagnostics, seamless integration, and flexible communication options make it an ideal choice for industries such as power generation, oil and gas, and chemical processing, where monitoring and protecting critical rotating machinery are paramount.