SPM Stroboscope 18432

SPM Stroboscope 18432

The SPM Stroboscope 18432 is a handheld device that is used to measure the rotation speed or revolution velocity and frequency of machines, their moving components, or handled material. It is a sophisticated stroboscope with many functions, yet it remains easy to use. The stroboscope provides excellent brightness, robust construction, and extra features, making it a popular choice for professionals in various industries. This article will discuss the features, specifications, applications, and advantages of the SPM Stroboscope 18432.

The SPM Stroboscope 18432 is a lightweight and ergonomic device that weighs only 550 grams, including the battery pack. It has a removable, rechargeable battery pack provides up to two hours of continuous use. The stroboscope has a flash range of 100 to 12500 fpm and an accuracy greater than ±0.5 fpm or ±0.01% reading. It also has an internal and external mode, allowing it to be used with an external trigger. The stroboscope provides excellent brightness, making it easy to observe fast, repeated motions of machines, their moving components, or handled material.

The SPM Stroboscope 18432 is used in various industries, including manufacturing, automotive, aviation, and marine. It measures the rotation speed or revolution velocity and frequency of machines, their moving components, or handled material. The stroboscope is also used for non-contact RPM measurements and for observation of fast, repeated motions of machines, their moving components, or handled material. It is an essential tool for the maintenance and troubleshooting of machines, as it allows professionals to identify and diagnose problems quickly and accurately.

The SPM Stroboscope 18432 has several advantages over other stroboscopes. It is lightweight and ergonomic, making it easy to use for extended periods without causing fatigue. The stroboscope provides excellent brightness, making it easy to observe fast, repeated motions of machines, their moving components, or handled material. It has a removable, rechargeable battery pack that provides up to two hours of continuous use, making it ideal for use in the field. The stroboscope has an external mode, which allows it to be used with an external trigger, making it more versatile than other stroboscopes.

SPM Stroboscope 18432 Specifications:

• Flash lamp life: approx. 100 million flashes
• Flash duration: 10 to 30 microseconds
• Display: 6 digit alphanumeric backlit LCD
• Indicators: low battery, on target indicator, locked on, external mode, tachometer mode, ÷2 ×2
• Adjustment: The four-quadrant pressure-sensitive joy-stick button adjusts the flash rate, x2 and ÷2
• Flash lamp: Xenon, 150 mJ/flash up to 3000 fpm, 7.9 Watts at 6000 fpm, lifetime approximately 100 million flashes

Internal mode:

• Flash range: 100 to 12500 fpm
• Accuracy: the greater of ±0.5 fpm or ±0.01% of reading
• Resolution: 0.1 fpm
• Display update: Continuous

External mode:

• Flash range: 5.0 to 12500 fpm – external flash rates to 0 are acceptable
• Tachometer: 5 to 250000 rpm – no flash
• Accuracy: the greater of ±0.1 fpm or ±0.01% of reading
• Display update: approx. 1 second
• External input: 0 to 5 volt TTL compatible (12V pk max), 1 μsec min pulse width, positive edge triggeres