Flir Extech RPM10 User's Guide

Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer manual cover
Pages 8
Year 2011
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Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer Specification

The Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer is a versatile instrument designed for precise rotational speed measurements in various industrial applications. It features both contact and non-contact measurement capabilities, providing flexibility to users. With a wide measurement range, the RPM10 can accurately measure speeds from 10 to 99,999 RPM, making it suitable for a broad array of machinery and equipment.

The device boasts a large, easy-to-read backlit LCD display, ensuring visibility in low-light environments. The tachometer's ergonomic design enhances user comfort and efficiency during prolonged use. It is equipped with a built-in memory function that can store up to 12,000 readings, facilitating data analysis and trend monitoring.

The RPM10 utilizes a laser for non-contact measurements, ensuring high accuracy and safety when assessing moving parts. Its contact measurements are facilitated through a variety of included adapters, such as a cone tip and a funnel tip, allowing for direct application on rotating surfaces.

The tachometer is powered by standard AA batteries, ensuring easy replacement and extended device operation. It features an automatic shut-off function to conserve battery life when not in use. Additionally, the RPM10 is constructed with durable materials to withstand the rigors of industrial environments, and it comes with a protective carrying case for secure transportation and storage.

Overall, the Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer is a reliable, efficient, and user-friendly tool essential for maintenance professionals and engineers requiring accurate speed measurement of rotating machinery.

Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer F.A.Q.

How do I turn on the Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer?

To turn on the Flir Extech RPM10 Tachometer, press and hold the power button until the display lights up.

What is the correct way to measure RPM using the RPM10?

Ensure the tachometer is set to the correct mode. Point the laser beam at the reflective tape on the rotating surface and read the RPM value from the display.

How can I change the measurement mode on the RPM10 tachometer?

Press the Mode button to toggle between contact and non-contact measurement modes. The current mode will be indicated on the display.

Why is my RPM10 tachometer not reading properly?

Ensure the reflective tape is clean and properly attached. Check that the tachometer is aligned correctly with the tape and that the batteries are charged.

How often should I calibrate the RPM10 tachometer?

It is recommended to calibrate the RPM10 tachometer annually or more frequently if used in critical applications.

What maintenance is required for the RPM10 tachometer?

Regularly clean the sensor and check the condition of the reflective tape. Replace batteries as needed and store the device in a protective case when not in use.

Can the RPM10 tachometer measure both contact and non-contact RPM?

Yes, the RPM10 is capable of both contact and non-contact RPM measurements, selectable via the Mode button.

How do I replace the batteries in the RPM10 tachometer?

Slide open the battery compartment cover on the back of the device, remove the old batteries, and insert new ones ensuring correct polarity.

What should I do if the RPM10 tachometer display is blank?

Check the battery level and replace if necessary. Ensure the device is turned on and not in sleep mode.

How can I ensure accurate readings with the RPM10 tachometer?

Ensure the tachometer is calibrated, the reflective tape is properly positioned, and there is no interference from ambient light sources.