SKF TKRS 21 Stroboscope, ±0.02 % Accuracy / 1977648

SKF Stroboscope - TKRS 21 Need to inspect components while theyre moving? This stroboscope from SKF uses seven ultrabright LEDs to provide brief flashes of light to allow for examination of moving components. Short flashes make high-speed components appear to freeze, letting you observe them without stopping the machine. The device is configured using a simple user interface based around a rotary button and a built-in TFT (thin film transistor) screen. There is a wide range of flash-per-minute rates, and you can adjust the brightness by changing the flash duration.• 6200 lux max power at 3° • Adjustable flash duration/brightness from 0.2° to 5° • Adjustable flash frequency (30 to 300,000 flashes per minute) • Powered by AA batteries • Dimensions of 225 mm (L) x 78 mm (W) x 50 mm (D) • Weight of 0.29 kg • Case dimensions of 260 mm (L) x 180 mm (W) x 85 mm (D) • 3-hour to 6-hour runtime, depending on screen brightness • Torch mode Application Information • Maintenance and repair of heavy industrial machinery • Automotive industries • ManufacturingThe SKF offers a wide range of portable TKRS stroboscopes for visual inspection of running machines in challenging industrial environments. These portable tools provide early detection of abnormalities to help schedule maintenance tasks and reduce additional loads on rotating equipment in order to reach planned performance levels. Designed for ease of use, the four TKRS models offer from 3 to 118 ultra-bright LEDs. Each stroboscope features a large screen and multifunctional selector switch to help you quickly navigate to the correct menu. Brightness and performance levels are adjustable. How do I use the stroboscope? Intuitive operation for fast and easy inspection jobs Ergonomic and robust design for portable usage in industrial environments Bright LEDs with long lifetime and continuous operation Tripod mount for stationary inspectionAdjust the flash rate to match the speed of the equipment you are inspecting. This will appear to freeze it. Use the phase mode while keeping the flash rate constant to rotate the frozen image.