805 VIBRATION METER

VIBRATION METER

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Product Description

The Fluke 805 Vibration Meter is a handheld industrial vibration screening instrument used to measure overall machine vibration, bearing condition, and surface temperature. It is designed for maintenance teams to quickly assess machine health and decide whether equipment is operating normally or requires further inspection.

Unlike basic vibration pens, the 805 provides repeatable and severity-scaled readings, making it suitable for preventive maintenance in industrial plants.

Key Features

• Handheld vibration meter for industrial condition monitoring
• Measures overall vibration (velocity, acceleration, displacement)
• Bearing condition analysis using Crest Factor+ technology
• Four-level severity scale: Good / Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory / Unacceptable
• Integrated temperature measurement (IR sensor)
• Consistent readings with force-compensated sensor tip
• Internal memory for data logging (up to 3500 readings)
• USB data export for reporting and trending
• Suitable for motors, pumps, fans, compressors, and gearboxes
• Simple go/no-go maintenance decision tool
• Rugged portable design for field use
• No complex setup required

Specifications

• Product Type: Vibration Measurement Meter
• Model: 805
• Manufacturer: Fluke
• Measurement Range (Low Frequency): 10 Hz – 1,000 Hz
• Measurement Range (High Frequency / CF+): 4,000 Hz – 20,000 Hz
• Vibration Units: g (acceleration), mm/s (velocity), mm (displacement)
• Sensor Type: Integrated vibration + force-compensated tip sensor
• Bearing Analysis: Crest Factor+ (CF+) algorithm
• Severity Levels: 4-level condition assessment system
• Temperature Range: approx. -20°C to 200°C (IR measurement)
• Data Storage: Up to 3500 measurements
• Interface: USB for data transfer
• Power Supply: AA batteries (portable operation)
• Protection Class: Industrial handheld rugged design (IP54 typical)
• Application: Motor condition monitoring, pump vibration analysis, compressor diagnostics, fan balancing checks, predictive maintenance systems