Introduction
Tachometer is a fully innovative tachometer that ensures machinery reliability to optimize vehicle performance and support. Facilitates swift and precise measurements of the speed and rotating speed on the object's surface. tachometer monitored more than 120 RPM with 0.5s sampling time. Equipped with a 5-digit LCD display, visible digital liquid crystal, and a backlight display for safe viewing by users
Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.
Applications
Tachometer plays a crucial role in various manufacturing and research industries for precise control and monitoring of rotational speeds, ensuring efficiency, safety, and quality.
Specifications
| Display | Five LCD Display |
| Working Temperature | 0 to 50℃ (32 °F to 122 °F) |
| Resolution | 0.1 or 1 |
| Accuracy | (0.02%) ± 2 digit |
| Sampling Time | 0.5s (more than 120 RPM) |
| The Measured Distance | 50 mm to 600 mm |
| Counting Measuring Range | 1 to 99,999 |
| Non-Contact Measurement Range | 2 to 99,999 RPM |
| Count Measurement Range | 2 to 20,000 RPM |
| Power Consumption | About 45 mA |
| Battery | 9 V |
Features
Achieved with wide measurement range and high resolution to ensure clarity
Featuring a laser target light that provides a direct line-of-sight viewing of the target
Conveys diverse measurement types, including Frequency, Velocity, and length
Improves accessibility and data management with 30 compartments
Flexible and cost-effective maintenance
FAQs
1. What is a Tachometer?
A Tachometer is an apparatus designed to measure the speed of any rotating object, such as a disc or shaft found in a motor.
2. How does a Tachometer work?
It works by detecting the number of rotations of a rotating object per minute.
3. How is calibration done in case of Tachometer?
Calibration is done using a known reference speed such as a calibrated RPM generator or using a strobe light with a known frequency.
4. What is the difference between a Tachometer and a Speedometer?
A Tachometer measures the RPM of a rotating object whereas a Speedometer focuses on linear speed of a vehicle or an object.
5. Can Tachometer be used on all types of engines?
It is used in a variety of engines such as gasoline, diesel and electric engines.
6. Can Tachometer be used on a bicycle or fitness equipment?
It is used on bicycles, spin bikes and fitness equipment to monitor pedaling speed (RPM).
7. Can Tachometer measure both low-speed and high-speed rotations?
It can measure both low and high-speed rotations.
8. What is the role of Tachometer in industrial automation?
In industrial automation, it is used for monitoring and controlling the speed of machines, motors, or conveyors.
9. Can Tachometer be used for turbine engines?
It is used in turbine engines to measure the rotational speed of the turbine blades.
10. Can Tachometer be used to test electric motors?
It is widely used to test electric motors.
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