ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
Martindale Electric Sets the Tone With New Sound Level Meter
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Fluke provides interactive Digital Multimeter selection tool
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luke has a long history of making the finest test and measurement tools on the market. Fluke Digital
Multimeters can be used to safely and efficiently identify and troubleshoot a wide range of issues, and every tool is backed by the strongest warranty available so that purchasers can be confident in their investment. Fluke now provides a quick, interactive webpage to help purchasers choose the right digital multimeter model for their specific needs. Information can be found at
www.fluke.co.uk/multimeter Until 31st August 2017, purchasers of any Fluke Digital
Multimeter can use their invoice to request, using this webpage, a free Fluke 2AC VoltAlert, which offers 90V to 1000V AC voltage detection. This model also features a press-button internal battery tester and is Safety-rated to CAT IV 1000V.
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ow available from Martindale Electric – one of the most trusted brands in electrical safety – is the new SP79 Class 2 Sound Level
Meter, which is suitable for health and safety personnel who want to carry out workplace noise assessments and comply with Noise at Work legislation. Designed for both industrial and office on-site measurement, the SP79 is a user friendly sound level meter which features A and C frequency weighting and fast and slow time weighing. Compact and lightweight in design, the SP79 offers ease of use and can be
conveniently handheld for spot checking noise levels, or mounted on a tripod for longer term monitoring of Min/Max values. Featuring an intuitive design to allow quick, simple and effective screen navigation, the large
high contrast display also includes both digital and an analogue bar graph. Martindale Electric
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New Beha-Amprobe ProInstall-75-UK Multifunction Installation Tester
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eha-Amprobe® has introduced the ProInstall-75-UK Multifunction Installation Tester for fast, easy testing. With new advanced
features, it is the perfect installation testing tool for verifying the safety of electrical installations in domestic, commercial, and industrial applications. It ensures that fixed wiring is correctly installed and compliant with IEC 60364, HD 384 requirements and all relevant local standards including BS7671 17th Edition wiring regulations. The Beha-Amprobe ProInstall-75-UK is efficient to use as it allows the user to measure loop impedance without tripping RCDs,
eliminating the need to bypass them. Slim reach probes allow the user to keep their eyes on the panel while probing hard-to-reach areas. With easy-to-operate controls, a large display with a wide viewing angle, padded neck strap, and a compact, lightweight, ergonomic design, the tester is comfortable to use for all day testing.
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Latest research from HBM shows video in data collection is increasing
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recent survey, conducted by HBM – a leader in the field of test and measurement - shows that video use is accelerating in data collection.
The study shows that almost half of the respondents (47%) already use video in data recording today, while 54%
of the respondents expect video use within their organization to increase in the next year. Video cameras are already used in many test and measurement applications throughout the industry in addition
to data collection with traditional tactile sensors. But until now, there has been very little information on the level and nature of this use. “Based on the study there is no longer any question that recording video data in parallel to tactile sensors or
digital bus signals is becoming more and more attractive to users”, commented Christof Salcher, Product Manager Instrumentation at HBM.
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PW15iA HBM load cell offers all-in-one solution to automated applications
a wide range automated applications. The innovative PW15iA load cell from HBM is fully adaptable and features a range of integrated functions - which include a wide range of algorithms for check weighing, filling and batching – which eliminates the need to undertake these functions separately. This means that development times can be significantly reduced. Compatible with industry standard dimensions (SP4M footprint), the new PW15iA load cell can also be quickly and
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easily integrated into existing systems, without any additional construction effort, minimising costly downtime. Featuring an OIML certificate for C3, and a maximum scale division of Y up to 10,000, the new PW15iA dramatically
improves speed whilst reducing overall costs, thereby increasing profitability. HBM
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BM is pleased to announce the arrival of its new PW15iA Digital load cell, which offers a flexible and cost-effective solution to
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New Fluke 64 MAX IR Thermometer
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emperature events rarely occur while technicians are around to capture them, complicating the
troubleshooting of electrical, HVAC, and industrial equipment. The new Fluke 64 MAX IR Thermometer features Auto Capture, allowing technicians set time and intervals to record up to 99 data points unattended so it can capture elusive temperature events. The thermometer can be mounted on a standard tripod using its included tripod mount accessory for unattended measurements.
The lightweight, compact, and rugged Fluke 64 MAX also features:
• Precise laser technology for more accurate (up to ±1° C or ±1% of reading whichever is greater) and repeatable measurements
• 30 hours of battery life to capture measurements over a long period of time • IP54 rated for extra protection against airborne contaminants in harsh, dirty environments • A flashlight and large, easy-to-read backlit LCD display for easy viewing even in dark settings.
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