Condition Monitoring

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-354-ICA incl. ISO-Calibration Certificate

£ 224.00

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The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter is a small handheld device with many functions such as peak measurement, Leq value calculation and adjustable measuring ranges. In addition, the Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter can freeze the largest measured value with the MAX function so that you can really judge whether a limit has been exceeded.

Measuring range: 30 … 130 dB
Measuring function: Leq, LAp and LCp
Memory function 99 measured values
Frequency range 20 … 12500 Hz

Display with backlight
incl. ISO-Calibration Certificate

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-323

£ 229.00

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With the Bluetooth interface, the Bluetooth condition monitoring sound level meter can be set up with an Android or iOS device. The measured values from the Bluetooth condition monitoring sound level meter can be transmitted live and saved via the free app.

Noise level range: Auto 30 … 130 dB
Resolution: 0.1dB
Accuracy: ±1.4dB
Frequency range: 31.5 Hz…8 kHz
Frequency Rating: A and C
Data interface: USB, Bluetooth 4.0
Free app
Accuracy class: IEC61672-1 Class 2

Condition Monitoring Air Humidity Meter PCE-HT 112-ICA Incl. ISO Calibration Certificate

£ 237.00

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The Condition Monitoring Air Humidity Meter PCE-HT 112 is compact, very small and equipped with a display. The Condition Monitoring Air Humidity Meter records the temperature and humidity indoors with its integrated sensor and simultaneously displays it via the LCD display.

Measuring function

Temperature: -30 … 65°C / -22 … 149°F (Internal)
40 … 125°C / -40 … 257°F (external)
Humidity: 0 … 100% RH (Internal & External)
Memory for 25,920 readings
Saves as PDF
Incl. ISO calibration certificate

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-ASM 10

£ 242.00

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Our Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter is a precise and versatile device that measures and evaluates the sound level time-dependently. The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter offers three manual measurement ranges: 20 ... 90 dB, 40 ... 110 dB and 60 ... 130 dB, with a resolution of 0.1 dB.

measurement range: 20 ... 130 dB
accuracy: ±1.5 dB
time weighting: F and S
frequency weighting: A, C and Z
battery and mains operation
standards: IEC 61672-1 (class II)

Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter PCE-SLM 10

£ 246.00

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The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter is suitable for the continuous measurement and visualization of the sound pressure level. The Condition Monitoring Sound Level Meter is used in schools, open-plan offices, bars, clubs and other event rooms. Micro USB powered via external charger or battery pack.

75 mm / 3 in digit height
30 … 130 dBA measuring range
0.1 dB or 1 dB resolution
For offices, schools, event rooms
Memory for 657,000 readings

Condition Monitoring Tachometer PCE-T 240

£ 254.00

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The condition monitoring tachometer has a contact speed measurement. The measuring range of the contact speed measurement with the handheld condition monitoring tachometer is 0.5 … 99,999 RPM. In addition to the contact measurement, the speed can also be measured optically with the condition monitoring tachometer.

Measuring range contacting: 0.5 … 99,999 RPM
Measuring range optical: 5 … 99,990 RPM
Temperature measurement: Type K, PT1000
Strobe for speed determination
Temperature measurement in °C and °F

Condition Monitoring Stroboscope PCE-DSX 10

£ 260.00

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The condition monitoring stroboscope uses the so-called "stroboscope effect" to analyse fast movements, vibrations or periodic processes. With the help of 9 high-intensity LEDs, the condition monitoring stroboscope generates short flashes of light with an illuminance of up to 1500 lx. These flashes of light are emitted in synchronisation with the frequency of the movement to be monitored until the object appears to stand still to the observer.

Measuring range: 60 … 999999 rpm
Resolution: 1 rpm
Accuracy: 0.001 %
Frequency: 1 … 16666.66 Hz
Fine adjustment in steps, +10, +100 FPM
Light source 9 LEDs
2.6" graphic display

Condition Monitoring Vibration Meter PCE-VT 1100

£ 260.00

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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.

Frequency range: 10 Hz … 1 kHz
Measures speed, distance, acceleration in metric units
Holds the reading after each measurement
Easy to handle and battery operated
Standard probe: 10mm

Condition Monitoring Temperature Meter PCE-HT 114-ICA Incl. ISO Calibration Certificate

£ 262.00

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The refrigerator Condition Monitoring Temperature Meter has a temperature and humidity sensor on 2 m / 6.6 ft cable. The Condition Monitoring Temperature Meter records the temperature and humidity in the interior of the refrigerator and simultaneously displays it via the LCD display.

Measuring function

Temperature: -40 … 125°C / -40 … 257°F (external)
Humidity: 0 … 100% rh (external)
Memory for 25,920 readings
Saves as PDF
Incl. ISO calibration certificate

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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.