Fluke 810T Non-Contact Precision Laser Tachometer for the 810

Fluke 810T Specifications

Cable Length
19.586″ (50 cm)

Interface
6 Pin Mini DIN

Controls
Measure on/off transparent button

Response Time
1 second (>60 rpm)

Effective Range
0.4 to 39.27″ (1 to 100 cm)

Resolution
0.1 rpm

Accuracy
6.0 to 5999.9 rpm: ±0.01 % and ±1 digit

5999.9 to 99999 rpm: ±0.05 % and ±1 digit

Range
6.0 to 99,999 rpm

Detection
Laser Diode Class 2

Power
Powered by 810 Vibration Tester

Dimensions
1.125 x 4.8″ (2.86 x 12.19 cm)

Weight
3.4 oz (96 g) with cableFluke 810T Specifications

Cable Length
19.586″ (50 cm)

Interface
6 Pin Mini DIN

Controls
Measure on/off transparent button

Response Time
1 second (>60 rpm)

Effective Range
0.4 to 39.27″ (1 to 100 cm)

Resolution
0.1 rpm

Accuracy
6.0 to 5999.9 rpm: ±0.01 % and ±1 digit

5999.9 to 99999 rpm: ±0.05 % and ±1 digit

Range
6.0 to 99,999 rpm

Detection
Laser Diode Class 2

Power
Powered by 810 Vibration Tester

Dimensions
1.125 x 4.8″ (2.86 x 12.19 cm)

Weight
3.4 oz (96 g) with cable

What’s included with the Fluke 810T
Fluke 810T Non-Contact Precision Laser Tachometer for the 810

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