Accelerometer PCE-HAV 100

Menu in many different languages / ISO 5349: 2001 / Long battery life /

Data storage / OLED 160 x 128 pixels

The accelerometer is a versatile vibration meter. The main feature of the accelerometer is the human vibration exposure assessment according to the ISO standards ISO 8041: 2005 and ISO 5349: 2001. Thus vibrations of tools of, for example, a jackhammer, impact drills, grinding machines or jigsaws can be determined and analyzed with the accelerometer .

The battery of the accelerometer has a running time of approx. 10 hours. Also, the accelerometer has a memory. Due to the long running time of the battery and the memory, measurements can be carried out with the accelerometer over a working day. The measured values stored by the accelerometer can be transferred to a PC after the measuring process. The PC software then allows analysis of the data measured by the accelerometer .

– Hand-Arm vibration analysis

– Easy-to-use interface

– 10 hours of battery life

– General vibration measurement

– Hand-arm accelerometer included

– Data memory for later evaluations

Measuring range	Low: 0.05 … 200.0 m/s² / 0.005 … 20.4 g
	High: 0.50 … 2000.0 m/s² / 0.05 … 204.0 g
Measuring channels	1
Measurement parameters	Acceleration: Arms, Aeq, Amay, Peak,
	Vector Sum, HSE Exposure Points, EAV, ELV
Linear operating range	72 dB
Frequency weighting	Hand Arm Filter
Background noise	<0.002 m/s² – Low Range
	<0.020 m/s² – High Range
Memory	992 readings
Vibration sensor	ACM-PCE-HAV 100, 10 mV/g
Display	OLED 160 x 128 pixels
Power supply (battery)	2.4 V, 4 Ah NiMH
Battery life	about 10 hours of continuous operation
Power supply (power adapter)	Primary: 100 … 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.35 A
	Secondary: 6.4 V DC, 1.3 A
Interface	3.5 mm Stereo jack,
	AC output: 4 Pin 3.5 mm jack,
	Micro USB, mains connection
Menu languages	German, English (US), English (UK), Chinese,
	French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
Operating conditions	-10 … 50 °C / 14 … 122 °F, <90% r.H. not condensing
Housing	ABS, keypad
Weight	ca. 280 g / 9.8 oz
Standards	ISO 8041: 2005
	ISO 5349: 2001