£ 263.00
Price excl. VAT &. delivery
2 year Warranty
2 year Warranty
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
- Automatic range: 30 ... 130 dB
- Manual range: 30 ... 80 / 50 ... 100 / 80 ... 130 dB
- Resolution: 0.1 dB
- Accuracy: ±1.4 dB
- Memory capacity: 32700 values
- Incl. software for LEQ calculation
Important! The LEQ value is only calculated by the software after the data transfer from the device to the PC or laptop.
The PCE-VA 20 is a versatile Dew Point Thermometer for determining environmental conditions such as wind, temperature and humidity. It is additionally used to test heating, ventilation and air conditioning / cooling (HVAC) systems. This triple thermometer-hygrometer-anemometer device has a 10 cm / 3.9" Ø fan impeller and a clear backlit LCD. Available functions include display hold, average / maximum / minimum value, auto shutdown, low-battery warning, and metric / imperial choice.
- Measures air flow velocity, volume flow, relative humidity, air temperature, dew
point temperature and wet-bulb temperature
- Air flow velocity range: 0.2 ... 30 m/s (39.4 ... 5905.5 fpm)
- Accuracy: ±(1.5% of measured value + 0.3 m/s) when less than 20 m/s, ±
(3% of measured value + 0.3 m/s) when more than 20 m/s
- Resolution: 0.1
- Incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
- Automatic range: 30 ... 130 dB
- Manual range: 30 ... 80 / 50 ... 100 / 80 ... 130 dB
- Resolution: 0.1 dB
- Accuracy: ±1.4 dB
- Memory capacity: 32700 values
- incl. software for LEQ calculation
- incl. ISO calibration certificate
Important! The LEQ value is only calculated by the software after the data transfer from the device to the PC or laptop.
The decibel meter PCE-MSM 4 has features that you will only find in other more expensive devices. The sound level meter in a slim design is ideal for mobile measurements of sound.
- Automatic range: 30 ... 130 dB
- Manual range: 30 ... 80 / 50 ... 100 / 80 ... 130 dB
- Resolution: 0.1 dB
- Accuracy: ± 1.4 dB
- Frequency range: 31.5 Hz ... 8 kHz
This Condition Monitoring Phase Rotation Meter PCE-PI1 has a robust housing with a large LCD display so you can easily and conveniently determine the phase and motor rotation direction. Furthermore, any problems in individual phases, are displayed on the phase rotation meter. The condition monitoring phase rotation meter meets the safety standard CAT III 600 V, IEC 61010.
- Easy operation
- No batteries required
- Robust alligator clips for easy connection
- 3-phase measurements of 40 ... 690 V AC
- Protection class IP 40
The PCE-S 41 Condition Monitoring Stethoscope is battery powered and easy to use. This Condition Monitoring Stethoscope can be used for detecting noise in machine components, such as gears, valves, vents, and pumps.
- Frequency range: 100 Hz to 10 kHz
- Headphones, 70 mm long sensor, 290 mm long sensor
- Weight: 240 g, with battery
- Dimensions: 206 x 50 x 32 mm
The data-logging condition monitoring device is used to determine volume. The PCE-NDL 10 data-logging condition monitoring device is a handy measuring device that meets the highest requirements. In order to evaluate the measured data in the best possible way, it is possible to use the internal measurement data memory on the noise dosimeter. In addition, the data-logging condition monitoring device has an SD card slot that enables the use of an SD card as an additional storage medium.
- Measuring range: SPL: Auto 30 ... 130 dB
- Resolution: 0.1 dB
- Low sampling rate
- Automatic or manual storage
- Selectable storage interval
- Backlit LC display
- Dose measurement or SPL measurement
PCE-432 is a class 1 data logging sound level meter that meets IEC 60651:1979, IEC 60804:2000, IEC 61672-1:2013, ANSI S1.4-1983 and ANSI S1.43-1997 requirements. This portable high-accuracy sound level meter is equipped with GPS functionality, allowing measured values to be assigned to a precise geographic location. The sound level meter calculates the equivalent continuous sound level Leq (LXeq).
- Measuring range: 22 ... 136 db(A)
- LXY (SPL), Leq (LXeq), LXYSD, LXSEL, LXE, LXYmax, LXYmin, LXPeak, LXN
- Frequency weighting: A, B, C and Z
- Time weighting: Fast (125 ms), slow (1 sec) and impulse (35 ms), decay (1500 ms)
- GPS receiver for location determination
- Adjustable data-recording interval from 1 s ... 24 h
- 1/1 octave band filter (optional 1/3 octave band filter upgrade)
PCE-432-ICA is a class 1 data logging SPL meter that meets IEC 60651:1979, IEC 60804:2000, IEC 61672-1:2013, ANSI S1.4-1983 and ANSI S1.43-1997 requirements. This portable high-accuracy SPL meter is equipped with GPS functionality, allowing measured values to be assigned to a precise geographic location. The SPL meter calculates the equivalent continuous sound level Leq (LXeq).
- Measuring range: 22 ... 136 db(A)
- LXY (SPL), Leq (LXeq), LXYSD, LXSEL, LXE, LXYmax, LXYmin, LXPeak, LXN
- Frequency weighting: A, B, C and Z
- Time weighting: Fast (125 ms), slow (1 sec) and impulse (35 ms), decay (1500 ms)
- GPS receiver for location determination
- Adjustable data-recording interval from 1 s ... 24 h
- 1/1 octave band filter (optional 1/3 octave band filter upgrade)
- incl. ISO Calibration Certificate
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.
