The Structure Vibration RF Monitor is a specialized device designed to measure vibrations on cross-arms and structure members, particularly those caused by aeolian vibration. It is equipped with sensors that capture detailed data on the magnitude, frequency, and orientation of these vibrations. The device is versatile, with different attachment options available to suit various applications and ensure accurate measurements.

The monitor works by using radio frequency (RF) technology to transmit vibration data from the sensors to a central receiver. The monitors detect vibrations and convert them into electrical signals, which are then processed to determine the magnitude, the first three fundamental frequencies, and the orientation of the vibrations. This data is transmitted wirelessly, allowing for real-time monitoring and analysis without the need for extensive cabling.