Dongling MonitoringIntegrated Testing / Sensing / Monitoring
DL-SE-304

Seismic Intensity Instrument

Seismic intensity instrument for earthquake intensity quick reporting and earthquake alarm applications, integrating three orthogonal MEMS acceleration sensors and 24-bit acquisition with EW, NS, and UD components, TCP/IP network transmission, NTP and GNSS timing, event triggering, and PGA, PGV, and PGD parameter output.

DL-SE-304 Seismic Intensity Instrument

System Category

DL-SE

Signal Type

Seismic intensity

Communication

TCP/IP Ethernet, serial, NTP, and GNSS timing

Product Image and Application Context

Visual reference for Seismic Intensity Instrument

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Primary Product Image

DL-SE-304 Primary Product Image

Product image configured for this product.

Building

Typical floor or wall mounted deployment for project configuration.

Dam

Typical floor or wall mounted deployment for project configuration.

Tunnel

Typical floor or wall mounted deployment for project configuration.

Technical Specifications

Category

DL-SE

Measurement Range

Horizontal +/-19.6 m/s2; vertical -29.4 to +9.8 m/s2

Sampling Rate

50, 100, or 200 sps

Communication Protocol

TCP/IP Ethernet, serial, NTP, and GNSS timing

Protection Level

IP67

Power Supply

9-18 VDC

Application Tags

Building, Dam, Tunnel, Bridge, Seismic

Installation Type

Floor or wall mounted

Engineering Applications

Where this DL product is applied

Designed for seismic intensity rapid reporting and earthquake alarm workflows.

Three-component MEMS acceleration and 24-bit acquisition support EW, NS, and UD observation channels.

Supports event triggering, intensity calculation, PGA, PGV, and PGD output.

Technical basis may reference DB/T59-2015, GB/T 17626, and GB/T 6587.

Typical Use Cases

Typical monitoring use cases

Building, dam, bridge, and tunnel seismic intensity monitoring.

Earthquake alarm and rapid reporting stations requiring networked event transmission.

System Integration Context

Sensor, DAQ, and software context

Configure orientation, installation mode, timing, network, and event-trigger parameters during commissioning.

Use floor or wall mounting according to the station design and correct azimuth settings.

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