Features and Benefits

• Innovative sensor design helps minimize measurement variations caused by device angle or contact pressure
• Consistent data quality at both low and high frequency ranges
• Four-level scale indicates severity of problems for overall vibration and bearing condition
• Exportable data via USB
• Trending in Microsoft® Excel using built-in templates
• Overall vibration measurement (10 Hz to 1,000 Hz) for acceleration, velocity and displacement units of measurement for a wide variety of machines
• Crest Factor+ provides reliable bearing assessment using direct sensor tip measurements between 4,000 Hz and 20,000 Hz
• Colored lighting system (green, red) and on-screen comments indicate how much pressure needs to be applied to take measurements
• Temperature measurement with Infrared Temperature Sensor increases diagnostic capabilities
• On-board memory holds up to 3,500 measurements
• Audio output for listening to bearing tones directly
• External accelerometer support for hard to reach locations
• Flashlight for viewing measurement locations in dark areas
• Large screen with high resolution for easy navigation and viewing

• On-board identification and location of the most common mechanical faults (bearings, misalignment, unbalance, looseness) focus maintenance efforts on root cause, reducing unplanned downtime
• Fault severity scale with four severity levels helps you prioritize maintenance work
• Repair recommendations advise technicians on corrective action
• On-board context sensitive help provides real-time tips and guidance to new users
• 2 GB expandable on-board memory provides enough space for your machinery’s data
• Self-test function ensures optimal performance and more time on the job
• Laser tachometer for accurate machine running speed promotes confident diagnoses
• Tri-axial accelerometer reduces measurement time by 2/3 over single axis accelerometers
• Viewer PC Software expands data storage and tracking capacity

Use the Fluke 810 Vibration Tester to:

• Troubleshoot problem equipment and understand the root cause of failure
• Survey equipment before and after planned maintenance and confirm the repair
• Commission new equipment and ensure proper installation
• Provide quantifiable proof of equipment condition and drive investment in repair or replacement
• Prioritize and plan repair activities and operate more efficiently
• Anticipate equipment failures before they happen and take control of spare parts inventories
• Train new or less-experienced technicians and build confidence and skill across the team