Brief introduction: BSZ608B vibration meter is an ultra-small vibration measuring instrument, which can measure the effective value, peak-to-peak value and peak value of vibration displacement, velocity, acceleration and high-frequency acceleration. BSZ608B can be used for quality inspection and general vibration measurement of various electromechanical products and is an ideal tool for equipment status monitoring. Main features: The built-in sensor, easy to carry, high reliability Optional external sensor for better measurement results LCD LCD digital display Automatic maintenance of measurement data True effective value measurement, measurement quality is high No operation automatic delay power off The built-in charge amplifier and integrator Low battery voltage alarm Small size, light weight, one hand can hold Multiple length probes Technical parameters: Measurement range and frequency response: Displacement (equivalent peak-peak):1-1999 micron;10 ~ 500Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words) Speed (true effective value):0.1-199.9 mm/s;10 ~ 800Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words); 10 ~ 800Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words)(built-in) Acceleration (equivalent peak value):0.1-199.9 m/s 2;10 ~ 1000Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words)(external); 10 ~ 800Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words)(built-in) High frequency acceleration (peak):0.1-199.9 m/s 2;1000 ~ 5000Hz(+ / - 5% + / - 2 words)(external); 1000 ~ 5000Hz(+ / - 10% + / - 2 words)(built-in) Working temperature: 0 to 40 ℃ (external); 0 to 50 ℃ (built-in). Battery: rs20323v four-button battery can work continuously for more than 25 hours Size: 150 * 40 * 20 mm Weight: 150g (including battery and sensor)
Brief introduction: BSZ608B vibration meter is an ultra-small vibration measuring instrument, which can measure the effective value, peak-to-peak value and peak value of vibration displacement, velocity, acceleration and high-frequency acceleration. BSZ608B can be used for quality inspection and general vibration measurement of various electromechanical products and is an ideal tool for equipment status monitoring.
