Condition Monitoring

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-325-ICA incl. ISO-calibration certificate

£ 193.00

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Our condition monitoring sound level meter records and visualizes sound levels in the range from 30 to 130 dB. The condition monitoring sound level meter has three manual measuring ranges and an automatic measuring range mode.

Measurement range 30 … 130 dB
Resolution 0.1 dB
Accuracy ±1.5 dB
Frequency 31.5 … 8,000 Hz

Class 2 microphone
Standard(s): IEC 61672-1 (Class II)
incl. ISO-calibration certificate

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-325D-ICA incl. ISO-calibration certificate

£ 233.00

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Measuring range 30 … 130 dB
Resolution 0.1 dB
Accuracy ±1.5 dB
Frequency 31.5 … 8,000 Hz
Memory for 32000 values
incl. software for data export
Measurement report in .pdf and .csv

Standard(s): IEC 61672-1 (Class II)
incl. ISO-calibration certificate

Condition Monitoring Stroboscope PCE-LES 500

£ 4,254.00

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Our Condition Monitoring Stroboscope is the ideal solution for mobile applications. With its large measuring range of 50 to 50,000 FPM, it is versatile and offers precise measurements for a wide range of applications. Thanks to its compact size and low weight, it is extremely handy and can be taken anywhere. Equipped with 28 energy-saving and long-lasting LEDs as a light source, the Condition Monitoring Stroboscope guarantees reliable performance and a long service life.

Measuring range: 50 ... 50000 FPM
Resolution: 0.1 FPM
Accuracy: ±0.01%
External trigger input
Light source: 28 LEDs
Phase shift: 0 ... 359 °
Flash duration: 8 ... 100 µs
Measurement on coils and flat sheets

Condition Monitoring Noise Meter PCE-324

£ 67.00

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The Condition Monitoring Noise Meter offers a wide measurement range of 30 to 130 dB (dBA) and 30 to 135 dB (dBC), making it suitable for accurate measurements in various acoustic environments. The accuracy of the device is ±1.5 dB at 94 dB @ 1 kHz and ±5 dB at 94 dB @ 8 kHz. Whether in residential areas, offices, production facilities or other environments, this Condition Monitoring Noise Meter is versatile and delivers accurate results in a wide range of acoustic scenarios.

accuracy class 2
automatic range: 30 ... 130 dB
manual ranges: 30 ... 80 / 60 ... 110 / 80 ... 130 dB
resolution: 0.1 dB
accuracy: ±1.5 dB (94 dB @1 kHz) / ±5 dB (94 dB @8 kHz)
frequency weighting A and C
numerical values and traffic light display

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter with Calibrator PCE-322-SC43

£ 243.00

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The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter is particularly suitable for measurements of noise pollution in the field of industrial, health, safety and environmental monitoring. The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter has a logger function, which enables the storage of up to 32,700 measured values.

Automatic range: 30 … 130 dB
Manual ranges: 30 … 80/50 … 100/80 … 130 dB
Resolution: 0.1 dB
Accuracy: ±1.4 dB
Data logger function for 32,000 values
Including sound calibratorSound calibrator for recalibrating sound measuring devices. Sound measuring devices are delivered pre-adjusted, the sensor of the device is subject to a temporal drift, with the sound calibrator you can always re-calibrate the sound measuring device independently and thus have continuously optimal measurement results. The sound calibrator is an optimal addition to the sound meter.Class II Acoustic Sound Calibrator
Sound pressure level 94, 104, 114 db
For weighting filters A, B, C and D
1/2 inch microphone connection
Class II

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-322A-ICA incl calibration certificate

£ 267.00

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The condition monitoring sound level meter is a handheld, portable, professional Class II noise meter, sound meter or decibel (dB) meter with built-in data-logging or data-recording functionality. Thus, the condition monitoring sound level meter is ideal for real-time noise measurement as well as for long-term noise exposure monitoring over time.

Sound measuring range: 30 …130 dB
Resolution: 0.1 dB
Accuracy: ±1.4 dB
Memory: Stores up to 32,700 readings
Sampling rate: 2 times per second
ISO calibration available as an option
Incl. calibration certificate

Condition Monitoring Thermometer PCE-T 394

£ 144.00

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The digital Condition Monitoring Thermometer offers precise temperature monitoring of multiple measuring points. With a measuring range of -210 to 1370 °C and support for thermocouple types K and J, it enables accurate measurements in different environments. The 4 input channels of the Condition Monitoring Thermometer enable simultaneous monitoring of multiple measuring points, making this Condition Monitoring Thermometer ideal for complex applications.

Measuring range -210 … 1370 °C
Resolution: 0.1 °C/ <1000, 1 °C >1000,
Accuracy: ±0.2 % of Mw.+1 °C above -100 °C
Thermocouple types K and J
4 input channels
Memory for 32000 data records
Incl. software

Condition Monitoring Thermometer PCE-T 394-ICA incl. ISO-calibration certificate

£ 198.00

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Measuring range -210 … 1370 °C
Resolution: 0.1 °C/ <1000, 1 °C >1000,
Accuracy: ±0.2 % of Mw.+1 °C above -100 °C
Thermocouple types K and J
4 input channels

Memory for 32000 data records
incl. software
- incl. ISO-calibration certificate

Condition Monitoring Tachometer PCE-T 260

£ 343.00

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The Condition Monitoring Tachometer is a measuring instrument for use in maintenance, and production. In addition to the stroboscope function, the Condition Monitoring Tachometer also has the option of removing the rotational contacts and measuring temperatures.

Optical tachometer
Measuring range: 5 … 99999 rpm
Contact tachometer
Stroboscope LED
Temperature measurement: Type K, PT 1000, Infrared

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About Condition Monitoring

In manufacturing and industrial environments, it is not only desirable for people to work Condition Monitoring Application 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.