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I-care Wi-care 130 G23 — wireless vibration sensor

Fully wireless triaxial sensor for vibration, impacts and temperature: 1 Hz – 20 kHz range, I-DNA high-frequency processing at 160 kHz for early bearing and gear defects, battery life over 5 years, ATEX, IP67.

I-care Wi-care 130 G23 — wireless vibration sensor — I-care
I-care Wi-care 130 G23 — wireless vibration sensor

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies equipment diagnostics solutions (I-care) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.

Key features

Triaxial vibration, impacts and temperature in one sensor
1 Hz – 20 kHz range
I-DNA processing at 160 kHz for early bearing and gearbox defects
Piezoelectric accelerometer
Battery life over 5 years at standard measurement intervals
ATEX certified, IP67 housing
Data to the I-see cloud platform, CMMS and SCADA integration
Made entirely in Belgium

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Typical tasks

  • Auxiliary pumps, fans and compressors
  • Electric motors and gearboxes
  • Conveyors and crushers at mining and processing plants
  • Hazardous areas in oil, gas and chemical plants
  • Hard-to-reach equipment that is unsafe to visit with a portable instrument

Overview

The Wi-care 130 G23 is a wireless vibration sensor from the Belgian company I-care. It mounts on the machine and, with no cables or external power, measures triaxial vibration, impacts and temperature. Data travels through a gateway to the I-see cloud platform, where trends are built and alarms raised.

G23 is the new generation of the Wi-care 130. The manufacturer describes it as the first high-precision vibration sensor made entirely in Belgium, with a data stream three times more powerful than before.

I-care Wi-care 130 G23

What it measures

Parameter Value
Vibration three axes, 1 Hz – 20 kHz
Impacts I-DNA high-frequency processing at 160 kHz
Temperature built-in sensor

The high-frequency channel detects early bearing and gear defects that stay hidden in overall vibration for a long time.

Why wireless monitoring

  • No cables. No cable runs or cabinets — the sensor installs in minutes.
  • No rounds in hazardous areas. ATEX certification and an IP67 housing allow installation in explosive and dusty zones.
  • Over 5 years without maintenance at standard intervals.
  • Continuous trend instead of a monthly reading.

Technical specifications

Parameter Value
Sensor piezoelectric accelerometer
Axes 3
Frequency range 1 Hz – 20 kHz
High-frequency processing I-DNA, 160 kHz
Temperature yes
Power built-in battery, over 5 years
Connectivity wireless, Wi-care gateway, I-see cloud
Certification ATEX
Protection IP67
Made in Belgium

The Wi-care system

Task Solution
Permanent wireless machine monitoring Wi-care 130 G23
Route-based collection with wireless triaxial sensors Wi-care PURE G24
Wired sensors, tachometer, variable speed Wi-care 240

For critical turbomachinery needing protection systems, see Bently Nevada systems. For motor electrical diagnostics, see Artesis monitoring.

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies I-care systems, helps choose machines to monitor, sets up the I-see platform and trains staff. Price on request.

Manufacturer

I-care

Wi-care 130 G23Wi-care 130

Fully wireless triaxial sensor for vibration, impacts and temperature: 1 Hz – 20 kHz range, I-DNA high-frequency processing at 160 kHz for early bearing and gear defects, battery life over 5 years, ATEX, IP67.

Key specifications

Measured parameters
vibration (3 axes), impacts, temperature
Sensor
piezoelectric accelerometer
Frequency range
1 Hz – 20 kHz
High-frequency processing
I-DNA, 160 kHz
Power
built-in battery, over 5 years

Official supplier in Kazakhstan

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