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This IoT meter with special sensors for various applications. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the thickness meter. For damping or scattering materials such as plastic or cast a special sensor is available. An angled 90° sensor also enables measurements at hard-to-reach measuring points. The speed of sound can be set freely on the thickness meter and thus adapted to a wide variety of materials. The measured values ​​are displayed directly on the easy-to-read TFT color display. Due to the internal memory, which can be read out via the optionally available software, different measuring points can be clearly stored. The non-destructive ultrasound measuring method enables the measurement even on end products. Thanks to the Echo-Echo working mode, even coated workpieces can be measured (only with PCE-TG 300-P5EE sensor).

This ultrasonic thickness gauge with special sensors for various applications. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the thickness meter. For damping or scattering materials such as plastic or cast a special sensor is available. An angled 90° sensor also enables measurements at hard-to-reach measuring points. The speed of sound can be set freely on the thickness meter and thus adapted to a wide variety of materials. The measured values ​​are displayed directly on the easy-to-read TFT color display. Due to the internal memory, which can be read out via the optionally available software, different measuring points can be clearly stored. The non-destructive ultrasound measuring method enables the measurement even on end products. Thanks to the Echo-Echo working mode, even coated workpieces can be measured (only with PCE-TG 300-P5EE sensor).

This Ultrasonic testing device with special sensors for various applications. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the thickness meter. For damping or scattering materials such as plastic or cast a special sensor is available. An angled 90° sensor also enables measurements at hard-to-reach measuring points. The speed of sound can be set freely on the thickness meter and thus adapted to a wide variety of materials. The measured values ​​are displayed directly on the easy-to-read TFT color display. Due to the internal memory, which can be read out via the optionally available software, different measuring points can be clearly stored. The non-destructive ultrasound measuring method enables the measurement even on end products. Thanks to the Echo-Echo working mode, even coated workpieces can be measured.

The vibration analyzer is used as a hand-held measuring device for the individual assessment of vibration on machines and systems. With the help of this vibration analyzer the actual state can easily be determined on-site. Thus, corresponding changes can be made directly on site after the measurement. Thereafter, the new condition can also be assessed. Thus, the vibration analyzer serves as a measuring device for a relative measurement on different machines. The vibration analyzer is essentially for precautionary or preventive maintenance of production machines. This vibration analyzer is used for rapid measurement of imbalance and for checking bearing and gear conditions. Very often, the vibration analyzer is also used to assess the status of smaller electric motors.

The material thickness gauge can measure material thicknesses up to 300 mm. To ensure that the material thickness of a wide variety of homogeneous materials can be measured, it is possible to store the corresponding sonic velocity in the material thickness gauge. For materials such as steel, aluminium, zinc, silver and gold, for example, the appropriate sonic velocities are already stored in the device library. This means that the material thickness gauge can be used universally. Individual maximum and minimum values can be stored with the material thickness gauge's limit value function. If the measured value of the test specimen is outside the limits, the material thickness gauge signals this visually. If required, the material thickness gauge can also provide acoustic signalling in addition to the visual display. The ultrasonic testing device is therefore used in quality assurance and incoming goods inspection, for example. The material thickness gauge has a data memory on which the measured values can be recorded. After a measurement process, the stored measured values can be analysed directly on the material thickness gauge. The stored data is displayed graphically by the material thickness gauge. In addition, each individual measuring point can be approached and read in the graphic of the material thickness gauge. To simplify the analysis of the measured values, the average, the largest and smallest measured values are displayed on the material thickness gauge. The material thickness gauge can optionally be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.

The material thickness gauge can measure material thicknesses of up to 300 mm. To ensure that the material thickness of a wide variety of homogeneous materials can be measured, the corresponding sound speed can be stored in the material thickness gauge. For materials such as steel, aluminum, zinc, silver, and gold, the appropriate sound speeds are already stored in the device library. This means that the material thickness gauge can be used universally. The limit value function on the material thickness gauge allows individual maximum and minimum values ​​to be stored. If the measured value of the test object is outside the limits, the material thickness gauge will signal this visually. If required, the signal can be provided acoustically in addition to the visual display. This makes the material thickness gauge suitable for applications such as quality assurance and incoming goods inspection. The material thickness gauge has a data memory on which the measured values ​​can be recorded. After a measurement sequence, the stored measured values ​​can be analyzed directly on the material thickness gauge. The stored data is displayed graphically by the material thickness gauge. Additionally, each individual measurement point can be accessed and read in the material thickness gauge's graphic. For simplified analysis of the measured values, the average, the highest, and the lowest measured values ​​are displayed. Optionally, the material thickness gauge can be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.

The thickness gauge can measure material thicknesses up to 300 mm / 11.81". So that the material thickness of a wide variety of homogeneous materials can be measured, it is possible to store the corresponding speed of sound in the thickness gauge. For materials such as steel, aluminum, zinc, silver and gold, the appropriate sound speeds are already stored in the device library. This means that the thickness gauge can be used universally. With the limit value function in the thickness gauge, individual maximum and minimum values ​​can be stored. If the measured value of the test piece is outside the limits, the thickness gauge signals this visually. If necessary, the signaling can also be done acoustically by the thickness gauge in addition to the visual display. This is why the thickness gauge is used, for example, in quality assurance and in incoming goods inspections. The thickness gauge has a data memory on which the measured values ​​can be recorded. After a measurement sequence, the stored measurement values ​​can be analyzed directly on the thickness gauge. The stored data are graphically displayed by the thickness gauge. In addition, each individual measuring point can be approached and read in the graphics of the thickness gauge. For a simplified analysis of the measured values, the average, the largest and smallest measured value is displayed on the thickness gauge. The thickness gauge can optionally be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate. thickness gauge with data memory / adjustable sonic velocity / calibration reference mounted on the housing / material thickness measurement up to 300 mm / limit value alarm / optionally with ISO calibration certificate The thickness gauge can measure material thicknesses up to 300 mm. To ensure that the material thickness of a wide variety of homogeneous materials can be measured, it is possible to store the corresponding sonic velocity in the thickness gauge. For materials such as steel, aluminium, zinc, silver and gold, the appropriate sonic velocities are already stored in the device library. This means that the thickness gauge can be used universally. Individual maximum and minimum values can be stored with the thickness gauge's limit value function. If the measured value of the test specimen is outside the limits, the thickness gauge signals this visually. If required, the thickness gauge can also provide acoustic signalling in addition to the visual display. The thickness gauge is therefore used, for example, in quality assurance and incoming goods inspection. The thickness gauge has a data memory on which the measured values can be recorded. After a measurement process, the stored measured values can be analysed directly on the thickness gauge. The stored data is displayed graphically by the thickness gauge. In addition, each individual measuring point can be approached and read in the graphic of the thickness gauge. To simplify the analysis of the measured values, the average, the largest and smallest measured values are displayed on the thickness gauge. The thickness gauge can optionally be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per unit of heat simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties.

This Ultrasonic testing device with special sensors for various applications. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the thickness meter. For damping or scattering materials such as plastic or cast a special sensor is available. An angled 90° sensor also enables measurements at hard-to-reach measuring points. The speed of sound can be set freely on the thickness meter and thus adapted to a wide variety of materials. The measured values ​​are displayed directly on the easy-to-read TFT color display. Due to the internal memory, which can be read out via the optionally available software, different measuring points can be clearly stored. The non-destructive ultrasound measuring method enables the measurement even on end products. Thanks to the Echo-Echo working mode, even coated workpieces can be measured (only with PCE-TG 300-P5EE sensor).

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 SR SENSOR Connected on rail sensors for pipe sizes DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Both sensors are located on one rail to simplify the positioning of the sensors. For easier handling there is a handle on the rail. Magnets are located underneath the rails to enable them to hold on to pipes with ferrous metal by themselves.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. A memory point of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. For analysis, the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow Meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per unit of heat simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. A memory point of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. For analysis, the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 MR SENSOR Separate on-rail sensors for pipe sizes DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. The sensor on the respective rail is located on a rail and can therefore be positioned appropriately. Magnets are located underneath the rails, which make it possible to hold on to pipes with a ferrous metal by themselves.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per unit of heat simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. A memory point of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. For analysis, the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 SR SENSOR Connected on rail sensors for pipe sizes DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Both sensors are located on one rail to simplify the positioning of the sensors. For easier handling there is a handle on the rail. Magnets are located underneath the rails to enable them to hold on to pipes with ferrous metal by themselves.

This Ultrasonic testing device with special sensors for various applications. In general, the wall thicknesses of all homogeneous materials can be measured with the thickness meter. For damping or scattering materials such as plastic or cast a special sensor is available. An angled 90° sensor also enables measurements at hard-to-reach measuring points. The speed of sound can be set freely on the thickness meter and thus adapted to a wide variety of materials. The measured values ​​are displayed directly on the easy-to-read TFT color display. Due to the internal memory, which can be read out via the optionally available software, different measuring points can be clearly stored. The non-destructive ultrasound measuring method enables the measurement even on end products. Thanks to the Echo-Echo working mode, even coated workpieces can be measured (only with PCE-TG 300-P5EE sensor).

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow Meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the Ultrasonic Flow Meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The Ultrasonic Flow Meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. A memory point of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the Ultrasonic Flow Meter. For analysis, the measured values from the Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the Ultrasonic Flow Meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the Ultrasonic Flow Meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the Ultrasonic Flow Meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the Ultrasonic Flow Meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the Ultrasonic Flow Meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the Ultrasonic Flow Meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. With the built-in magnets on the sensors for the Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be attached to ferrous pipes. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flowmeter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 S SENSOR Small sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 15 ... 100 / 20 ... 108 mm. Suitable for particularly small pipes. The sensors have a particularly small dimension of 45 x 30 x 30 mm and a temperature resistance of -30 ... 160 °C. Thanks to the magnets on the underside, the sensors can be mounted on ferrous metals. In addition, the sensors for the ultrasonic flow meter can be connected to the pipe by means of detachable cable ties.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. A memory point of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter. For analysis, the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per unit of heat simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 MR SENSOR Separate on-rail sensors for pipe sizes DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. The sensor on the respective rail is located on a rail and can therefore be positioned appropriately. Magnets are located underneath the rails which make it possible to hold on to pipes with a ferrous metal by themselves.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval can be set from 1 second to 12 hours for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per unit of heat simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000. 6000. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. Optionally, the ultrasonic flow meter can be equipped with an ISO or DAkkS calibration certificate. PCE-TDS 200 M SENSOR Medium sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 50 ... 700 / 57 ... 720 mm. Suitable for flow measurement on medium-sized pipes. The sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter can be attached to ferrous pipes with the built-in magnets. Alternatively, the sensors can be mounted to the pipe with detachable cable ties. The temperature resistance is between -30 ... 160 °C.

The ultrasonic flowmeter has a measuring range of ±32 m/s. With an accuracy of ±1.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN ≥50, ±3.5 % f.s. for a pipe diameter of DN <50 and a reproducibility of ±0.5 % f.s., the ultrasonic flow meter is a particularly precise measuring device. An installation aid is available for installing the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter. The installation aid graphically displays the signal quality of the ultrasonic flow meter. In addition, it is graphically displayed whether the sensors of the ultrasonic flow meter are positioned at the correct distance from each other. To carry out flow measurements with the ultrasonic flow meter, the flow velocity, the volume flow and the volume are displayed after entering the pipe and medium specifications. The ultrasonic flow meter displays the measured values in a wide range of units. For example: m³, l, gal, igl, mgl, cf, bal, ib and ob. During a measurement, it is possible to record the measured values via the data logger function of the ultrasonic flow meter. Start and stop conditions and the storage interval from 1 second to 12 hours can be set for the ultrasonic flow meter. A memory point of the ultrasonic flow meter contains all measured values once. The measured values are stored on the 32 GB built-in memory of the ultrasonic flow meter. 10 million measuring points can be stored on the ultrasonic flow meter. With the optional software, the recorded measured values can be read out from the ultrasonic flow meter. For analysis, the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter can be displayed in tabular and graphic form. For further processing of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter, they can be exported in .csv file format. Alternatively, a PDF report can be created via the software. For simplified operation, the ultrasonic flow meter can be set via the software. A live view of the measured values from the ultrasonic flow meter is also possible with the software. In order to determine the amount of heat with the ultrasonic flow meter, two additional thermocouples are required. These are available with the PCE-TDS 200+. The two thermocouples of the ultrasonic flow meter are connected to the flow and return of a pipe system. Based on the temperature difference and the measured flow rate, the ultrasonic flow meter can determine the amount of heat. If required, the ultrasonic flow meter can calculate and display the costs per heat quantity unit simultaneously during the measurement. Thus, the ultrasonic flow meter is used, for example, in the inspection of heating systems. The LC colour display of the ultrasonic flow meter has a size of 2.8" and is therefore easy to read. PCE-TDS 200 L SENSOR Large sensor pair for pipe diameters DN 300 ... 6000 mm. This sensor pair is therefore suitable for particularly large pipes. The sensors can be attached to the ultrasonic flow meter with detachable cable ties. Thanks to the built-in magnets, the sensors can be attached to pipes with ferrous metal. The sensors have a dimension of 91 x 52 x 44 mm.

Our Thermometer offers reliable temperature measurement within a range from -20 °C to 550 °C (-4 °F to 1022 °F). The infrared images are displayed with a resolution of 384 x 288 pixels on the 3.5-inch colour display. The compact and user-friendly design of the Thermometer features an ergonomic handle and an intuitive key control system directly below the screen for easy operation. The camera offers multiple colour palettes, including rainbow and iron oxide red, as well as various viewing options to accurately capture thermal data. With a thermal sensitivity of 0.06 °C and an adjustable emissivity of 0.01 to 1.0, even subtle temperature differences can be detected. It saves more than 40000 images in the internal 6 GB memory in JPG format. With a frame rate of 25 Hz, a wavelength range of 8 ... 14 μm and selectable automatic power-off times, this Thermometer is a versatile tool for professional and private users. The unique feature of this Thermometer is the possibility of a remote connection via a WiFi network, e.g. to a smartphone from which the Thermometer can be set remotely or the recorded thermal images can be saved directly to the end device. Once a smartphone is connected to the Thermometer via WiFi, the corresponding colour palette, emissivity or even the display of the maximum and minimum value can be set remotely. Thanks to the Thermometer, not only heat losses but also leaks in water and heating systems or non-functioning mechanical components of various systems (motors, bearings, belts, heat pumps, etc.) can be easily detected.

The infrared thermometer is the ideal tool for repair work and prevention measures. This thermal imager is a must-have for electricians, fire fighters, locksmiths, or general service personnel for trouble shooting and fault prevention on electrical equipment, electromechanical equipment, production process machinery, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, especially when working in harsh environments. In preventative maintenance, the high-resolution thermal imager is ideal for maintaining or repairing machinery or other equipment. At the heart of the high-resolution thermography camera is an uncooled microbolometer (uncooled focal plane array) with a resolution of 220 x 160 pixels. The thermography camera was designed in ergonomic design for one-hand operation. Due to the very low weight of just 424 g, it is ideal for analyzing machinery and equipment, for building thermography and many other applications. The thermographic camera offers a measurement accuracy of ± 2°C / 3.6°F or ± 2% in a temperature range of -20°C ... 300°C / -4 ... 572°F, with a sensitivity of less than 0. On the color display of this thermal imager there is the possibility to automatically find and display the warmest and coldest measuring point in the measurement image. With the powerful features, irregularities are immediately detected and appropriate action can be taken on the spot. The stored thermal image recordings can be transmitted to a PC or laptop using the corresponding connection cable. The internal 3 GB memory of the thermographic camera can accommodate more than 20,000 thermal images.

The temperature meter has a measuring range of -20 ... +550 °C. This means that the temperature meter already covers a wide temperature range of measuring tasks. With a frame rate of 25 Hz, problems can be quickly localised with the temperature meter. The picture-in-picture function allows the real image to be displayed simultaneously with the thermal image. The app enables a clear display and operation of the temperature meter. When connecting the temperature meter to a PC, there are two different functions that can be selected in advance in the settings. With the "PC Connection" setting, the temperature meter is recognised as a mass data storage device. This allows all image, video and measurement data to be copied directly from the temperature meter. With the "PC Camera" function, the temperature meter is recognised as a webcam by the PC. This has the advantage that the current image from the temperature meter can be displayed on a PC, for example, during online meetings or training sessions. In both cases, the temperature meter is independent of the operating system.

This thermal imaging camera for preventive maintenance is the ideal tool for preventive maintenance and repair. This thermal imaging camera is a must-have for electricians, metalworkers, or general maintenance personnel, especially when working in harsh environmental conditions. It is used for troubleshooting and preventing faults in electrical systems, electromechanical equipment, machinery in production processes, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Operators can use the high-resolution PCE-TC 30N thermal imaging camera for preventive maintenance to detect developing faults in machines and equipment. This makes preventive maintenance and repair easy. The heart of the high-resolution PCE-TC 30N thermal imaging camera is an uncooled microbolometer with a measurement resolution of 160 x 120 pixels. The PCE-TC 30N thermometer is ergonomically designed for one-handed operation. Its very low weight of 389 g makes it ideal for analyzing machines and systems. In operational maintenance and repair, this thermal imaging camera is used, for example, for the optical monitoring of bearings and bearing housings, heat exchangers, steam separators, etc., or for checking electrical systems. With a sensitivity of less than 0.1 °C, the PCE-TC 30N thermal imaging camera offers a maximum measurement accuracy of ±2 °C or ±2% in a temperature range of -20 to +300 °C. The color display on this thermal imaging camera has the option of automatically finding and displaying the warmest and coldest measuring points in the measurement image. The built-in LED enables easier location of fault sources in the dark. With its powerful functions, irregularities on machines are immediately detected, and appropriate preventative measures can be taken on the spot. The saved thermal images can be transferred to a PC or laptop using the included connection cable.

Our Thermometer offers reliable temperature measurement within a range from -20 °C to 550 °C (-4 °F to 1022 °F). The infrared images are displayed with a resolution of 384 x 288 pixels on the 3.5-inch colour display. The compact and user-friendly design of the Thermometer features an ergonomic handle and an intuitive key control system directly below the screen for easy operation. The camera offers multiple colour palettes, including rainbow and iron oxide red, as well as various viewing options to accurately capture thermal data. With a thermal sensitivity of 0.06 °C and an adjustable emissivity of 0.01 to 1.0, even subtle temperature differences can be detected. It saves more than 40000 images in the internal 6 GB memory in JPG format. With a frame rate of 25 Hz, a wavelength range of 8 ... 14 μm and selectable automatic power-off times, this Thermometer is a versatile tool for professional and private users. The unique feature of this Thermometer is the possibility of a remote connection via a WiFi network, e.g. to a smartphone from which the Thermometer can be set remotely or the recorded thermal images can be saved directly to the end device. Once a smartphone is connected to the Thermometer via WiFi, the corresponding colour palette, emissivity or even the display of the maximum and minimum value can be set remotely. Thanks to the Thermometer, not only heat losses but also leaks in water and heating systems or non-functioning mechanical components of various systems (motors, bearings, belts, heat pumps, etc.) can be easily detected.

The simple design and an absolutely straightforward operation make it possible for the practitioner to use the adhesion tester as an instrument for daily adhesion tests. Using adhesive with rapid curing, the tests can be performed by the user in the shortest possible time. The pull-off type adhesion tester is designed for measure the adhesion value of paints and other coatings on the base and between layers or cohesive materials. The tensile adhesion tester is manufactured according to EN13144 and ISO 4624. The testing with the mechanical tensile adhesion tester is performed in the following way. On the testing cover a dolly is glued and, after the glue is dried, it is pulled-off with the spring-system of the device. The force which is applied for pulling-off the glued dolly is displayed as a numerical value on the scale of the device. This value is the value of adhesion.

The 4-channel thermometer for thermocouples allows for the display and archiving of multiple temperature sensors simultaneously. It can be connected to up to 8 different types of thermocouples. Notably, the data logger offers high accuracy, especially with Type K thermocouples, with an accuracy of Type K ± (0.04% of reading + 0.3 K). The measurement overview of the 4-channel thermometer provides a quick overview of the 4 displayed temperatures. Another view displays the maximum, minimum, and average values since the start of measurement. Additionally, each channel can be compared with all other channels, showing the current measurement value of the channel and the difference from the reference channel. The 4-channel thermometer can store up to 100 data sets, each with a maximum of 100,000 readings. Adjustable alarm thresholds for upper and lower temperature values can highlight measurements in red. Using the included PC software, data stored by the 4-channel thermometer can be imported, graphically represented, analyzed, and archived. The 4-channel thermometer for thermocouples is well-suited for areas where temperature monitoring is critical. Possible applications include furnace inspections, temperature-sensitive component development processes, or laboratory experiments. For the temperature data logger, we offer a wide range of thermocouple probes, which can be found in the accessories section.

This portable handheld digital moisture tester or analyzer used to measure the moisture content of wood. This hammer-style wood moisture analyzer features preset characteristic curves for measuring moisture in 270 different wood types. A table of exotic wood type coefficient values is provided in the user manual to allow for proper calculation. The table lists coefficient values for exotic wood types including but not limited to Gonzales Alves, Pine, Brazilian-Rosewood, Chipboard, Cedar, Dogwood, European Aspen, Elm, Oak, Juniper, Maple, Ash, Quebracho Blanco and Colorado, Sandalwood, Mahagony, Olive, Umbrella, Pear, Persimmon, African Walnut, Teak, Willow and more.

The thermometer offers precise temperature monitoring. With a measuring range of -210 to 1370 °C and support for thermocouple types K and J, it enables accurate measurements in different environments. Its 4 input channels allow simultaneous monitoring of multiple measuring points, making it ideal for complex applications. Before the recording mode can be started, the thermometer must be connected to a PC via a micro USB port and the parameters configured using the PC software. The storage interval, the number of measured values and also the starting point of the data logger can be set. Up to 32000 data records can be recorded with this function. The interval can be set in steps from 1s to max. 24h. The thermometer software can also be used to export the data in pdf and csv format. The MIN, MAX, AVG and HOLD measurement functions enable precise data recording and analysis. The thermometer switches off automatically after 20 minutes of inactivity to save energy and extend the operating time of the 3.7 V Li-Ion battery. The "Auto Power Off" function can also be deactivated. The thermometer is charged via the micro-USB interface and comes in a practical case for transportation.

The thermometer has two measuring inputs. Each measuring input from the thermometer can be connected to a thermocouple of type K, T and J. With a measuring rate of 2 Hz, the thermometer shows rapid temperature fluctuations. With the high accuracy and a resolution of 0.01 °C, these rapid temperature fluctuations can also be displayed precisely by the thermometer. With a data memory of 20,000 measuring points, the thermometer can be used for a long period of time. A data point on the thermometer contains a measured value per channel and date as well as the current time. When the thermometer is connected to a computer, it is recognized as a removable disk. This allows the thermometer to be connected to computers with different operating systems, as no additional software is required for further analysis. The measurement data from the thermometer can be saved as TXT, CSV, XLS and DLG format.

The tachometer features contact-based speed measurement. The measuring range of the contact-based speed measurement on the tachometer is 0.5 to 99,999 RPM. Two rubberized measuring tips, one with an inner and one with an outer cone, are included in the scope of delivery to transmit the speed to the tachometer. When using contact-based measurement on the tachometer, the speed can also be determined in m/min, for example, using the measuring wheel. In addition to contact measurement, the tachometer can also measure the speed optically. For this purpose, a 1 x 1 cm piece of reflective tape is affixed to the test object. The tachometer can determine the speed through reflection. Additionally, the speed of the tachometer can be determined using the strobe function. With this function, the tachometer emits multiple flashes in succession. To quickly adjust the flash frequency of the tachometer, the flash frequency can be doubled or halved. The speed is determined using the strobe function of the tachometer as soon as the test object can be seen continuously and stationary through the flash.In addition to measuring speed and rotational speed, the tachometer can also measure temperature. Any type-K thermocouple can be connected for this purpose. A PT1000 resistance temperature sensor can also be connected if required. Thanks to its numerous functions, the tachometer can be used in a wide range of applications. For example, the tachometer is used to determine the speed of conveyor belts and the rotational speed of ventilation systems. The tachometer can optionally be equipped with an ISO calibration certificate.

Our tachometer, with a measuring range of 0.5 to 19999 rpm and a resolution of 0.1 rpm, enables accurate and reliable measurements in a wide range of applications. With a measuring rate of 0.8 seconds, the tachometer delivers fast results. It offers several measurement functions to choose from, including MAX, MIN, LAST, and AVG, to capture various aspects of speed measurement. The units can be flexibly selected between rpm, m/min, and ft/min. The tachometer features a low battery indicator and is powered by two AAA batteries. An automatic shut-off after 60 seconds contributes to energy savings. The tachometer is compact and can be operated with just three buttons. The 1.8-inch LCD display ensures clear and easy-to-read measured values. In addition to the tachometer, the scope of delivery includes an adapter and four additional rubber pads for various measurements. These accessories expand the device's application possibilities and make it a practical tool for users in various industries.

Our tachometer is a digital, battery-operated optical measuring device that, thanks to its optical sensor, can be used up to a distance of 50 cm from the measuring point. It covers a measuring range of 2.5 to 99,999 revolutions per minute (rpm) and offers a resolution of 0.1 rpm to deliver reliable results. Equipped with minimum, maximum, last, and average value functions, the tachometer allows you to record current and extreme readings over the measured period. The 1.8-inch LCD display provides a clear readout under all conditions. The compact design, measuring 127 x 55 x 30 mm, makes the device portable and easy to use. The laser enables precise measurements at a distance of 50 to 500 mm. To take a measurement, the trigger button must be held down. The values ​​are updated every second on our tachometer. Our tachometer automatically shuts off after 60 seconds of inactivity to prevent accidental discharge of the 2 AAA batteries. Ideal for use in various industries such as mechanical engineering, automotive, and maintenance, it offers the precision and reliability for a wide range of applications.

The digital thermometer allows for quick temperature checks. It is also lightweight and ergonomically designed to make taking measurements as comfortable as possible. The temperature sensor of the probe thermometer is made of stainless steel and is ideal for food use. An LED is located parallel to the sensor, allowing measurements to be taken with the digital thermometer even in dark conditions. When the probe is extended, the device turns on automatically. The measuring electronics of the probe thermometer are well protected in an ABS housing, and the protection class of the probe thermometer is IP54. The display of the probe thermometer rotates depending on the orientation of the device, allowing the readings to be read comfortably. If the thermometer is not in use, the device turns off after 90 seconds.