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Product description
The Fluke 810 vibration tester detects low-level vibration causes, evaluates them for their criticality, and gives repair recommendations directly on site.
Spectral diagrams and detailed diagnostic reports help to specify the measurements and to locate the root cause of failure correctly. The tri-axial accelerometer (sensor) measures vibration data in three different degrees of freedom at once. This saves time in data acquisition, without the data quality suffering.
The fault diagnosis is divided into four different fault severity levels so that the urgency of a repair can be easily recognized.
The data can also be analyzed on a PC via the Viewer PC software.
Software
Using the Fluke Viewer PC software, the measurement data can be analyzed and stored as well as trend profiles created on a PC. At the same time, different machine types can also be created here and imported to the hand-held device.
To complete the machine data snapshot, you can add images (.jpeg) to the diagnostic reports created on PC.
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