Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 Vibration Data Collector

Description

Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 Vibration Data Collector

The Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 (by PRÜFTECHNIK) is a high-speed, handheld vibration data collector for condition monitoring of rotating machinery such as pumps, motors, fans and gearboxes. It measures on three axes at once with a triaxial sensor, so only one measurement point is needed per bearing and, according to Fluke, data collection is up to four times faster than with single-axis tools.

The guided touchscreen interface lets operators follow a route with little training. RFID tags on the machines confirm the correct measurement point, and an integrated stroboscope and Speedfinder record the exact running speed. When the route is done, the data is moved to a PC and analysed in OMNITREND Center software.

Key Features

Real triaxial data acquisition: 3 synchronous channels, 24-bit ADCs, up to 131 kHz sampling per channel
Speedfinder / RPM Finder: exact rotational speed from the raw signal
Integrated stroboscope, 0.1 to 1000 Hz
RFID reader to identify assets and measurement points
10.9 cm shock-resistant, high-contrast, glove-compatible touchscreen
Shock pulse measurement for bearing condition (-10 to 80 dBsv)
About 12 hours of continuous use; 32 GB storage; WiFi and USB
Rugged 1.0 kg housing, IP55

Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 Specifications

Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 specifications (Fluke technical data)
Measurement channels	3 synchronous analog channels (X/Y/Z)
Z channel	0 to 50 kHz; -20 to +20 V, 78 kΩ input impedance; IEPE; current line drive
X/Y channels	0 to 10 kHz; -20 to +20 V, 78 kΩ input impedance; IEPE
Dynamic range	109.5 dB (total)
Sampling rate	Up to 131 kHz per channel
Signal processing	3 × 24-bit ADCs
Vibration acceleration range	Depends on the sensor used
Shock pulse	-10 dBsv to 80 dBsv, ±2 dBsv
Standard	DIN ISO 2954:2012
Display	10.9 cm (4.3 in) capacitive multi-touch screen, optically bonded, glove-compatible, 16 million colours, adjustable backlight, ambient light sensor
Stroboscope	Integrated; 0.1 to 1000 Hz, resolution 0.06 rpm
RFID	Reader for PRÜFTECHNIK transponders (ISO 14443a and ISO 15693), 2 to 3 cm reading distance
WiFi	IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, WPA2
Processor / memory	ARM A9 quad-core 1 GHz; 2 GB RAM; 32 GB built-in microSD for measurement data
Interfaces	USB 2.0 device (micro USB), 8-pole signal cable connector, power adapter socket
Battery	Li-ion, 7.2 V, 72 Wh; about 12 h continuous use (100 % charge)
Charge time	About 5 h (0 to 100 %), 3.5 h (0 to 80 %) at 25 °C
Power adapter	100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz input; 12 V 3 A output
Dimensions	203 × 143 × 76 mm
Weight	Approx. 1.0 kg
Protection rating	IP55 (Fluke data sheet)
Operating temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C
Storage temperature	-20 °C to +60 °C
Humidity	0 to 90 %, non-condensing
Certifications	CE, RoHS, FCC, FCC/IC

Typical Applications

Route-based vibration monitoring in predictive maintenance programs
Pumps, motors, fans, compressors and gearboxes in plants, utilities and HVAC systems
Bearing condition checks with shock pulse
Collecting data on site for remote analysis by a vibration specialist

Related Vibration Tools

For quick severity checks, see the Fluke 805 FC vibration meter and our Fluke 805 review. For built-in diagnosis, see the Fluke 810 vibration tester (Fluke 810 review). For full analysis and balancing, see the Fluke VibXpert 3. Speed checks are easy with the Fluke 820-2 LED stroboscope, and alignment with the Fluke 830 laser alignment tool. Browse all vibration meters and analyzers or more Fluke products.

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Fluke VIBSCANNER 2 FAQ

What is the Fluke VIBSCANNER 2?

A handheld, route-based vibration data collector for rotating machinery. It measures on three axes at once with a triaxial sensor, so even non-specialist staff can collect good condition data quickly.

How is the VIBSCANNER 2 faster than other data collectors?

It records X, Y and Z synchronously from one measurement point with a triaxial sensor. Fluke states this collects data up to four times faster than single-axis industry-standard tools.

What is the Speedfinder (RPM Finder)?

A built-in tool that works out the exact running speed of the machine from the raw vibration signal, so no separate speed measurement is needed, even on variable-speed machines.