£ 272.00
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The Condition Monitoring Infrared Thermometer measures temperatures quickly and without contact. The Condition Monitoring Infrared Thermometer can be used for almost all surfaces. The emissivity of the infrared thermometer is adjustable over the range of 0.1 … 1.0. The Condition Monitoring Infrared Thermometer has various measurement functions such as max, min and average measurement.
The PCE-VS10 is a vibration meter, analyzer or condition monitoring vibration sensor switch used to measure RMS and peak value of vibration velocity or acceleration piezoelectrically. This IP67-rated condition monitoring vibration sensor switch features a red and green visual warning or alarm with programmable high pass and low pass filters.
The condition monitoring vibration meter is used as a hand-held measuring device for the individual assessment of vibrations on machines and systems. With the help of this condition monitoring vibration meter, the actual state can easily be determined on site. Thus, corresponding changes can be made directly on site after the measurement.
The PCE-313A is a Condition Montoring Thermometer that measures relative humidity and temperature and can be used in the air-conditioning sector. The Condition Montoring Thermometer can be connected to type K thermo-elements to detect, for instance, the temperature of a wall by means of a surface probe. The internal memory of this test equipment allows the Condition Montoring Thermometer to record humidity and temperature data at an adjustable measurement interval. Thanks to its SD memory card (1 to 16 GB) the Condition Montoring Thermometer can be used for long term data acquisition. The Condition Montoring Thermometer comes manufacturer calibrated (ISO or as an option).
In manufacturing and industrial environments, it is not only desirable for people to work 
effectively, but also for production equipment to work effectively. Equipment should be maintained so that downtime due to defective machine components hardly ever occurs. Condition monitoring attempts to predict machine behaviors, starting with a machine's control technology all the way through to the individual machine components. The goal of condition monitoring is to replace components shortly before they stop working, rather than replacing components after a certain period of time.
It is crucial to know the condition of production machines in all areas of industry and to recognize possible sources of error at early stages to be able to plan scheduled maintenance in good time. Additionally, when important machine components are used to the maximum, tremendous cost savings can be realized.