Extech 461920 Mini Laser Photo Tachometer Counter
The Extech Mini Laser Photo Tachometer Counter makes non-contact RPM and revolution count measurements of rotating objects.
Features
- Counter function counts up to 99,999 revolutions
- Laser light source
- Memory button holds last reading and recalls min/max readings
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The Extech Mini Laser Photo Tachometer Counter is used for taking non-contact RPM measurements. The reflective tape can be used on objects to be measured and point the integral laser for testing. The laser pointer beam provides greater accuracy and longer measuring distances for photo tachometer measurements. The meter features a rugged double molded housing for better grip.
- RPM range: 2 to 99,999rpm
- Count range: 1 to 99,999rev (revolution)
- Resolution: 0.1rpm, 1rev
- Basic accuracy: +/-0.05%
- Max target distance: 1.6ft (500mm)
- Memory: min/max/last
- Dimensions: 6.2x2.3x1.6" (160x60x42mm)
- Weight: 5.3oz (151g)
- Warranty: 1 year
- (1) Laser photo tachometer counter with reflective tape
- (1) 9V battery
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