Simplified testing, more confident troubleshooting, and faster troubleshooting of electromechanical equipment
The compact ScopeMeter® 120 Series ScopeMeter is a rugged device for troubleshooting and maintaining electrical and electromechanical equipment. It is a truly all-in-one test tool, combining an oscilloscope, multimeter, and high-speed data logger into one convenient tool. The 120B Series ScopeMeter software also includes the Fluke Connect® mobile app and FlukeView® for further collaboration, data analysis, and archiving of critical diagnostic information

• 0.025% DC accuracy, 100 kHz
• AC bandwidth
• Large 50,000 digit display with 1/4 VGA graphic matrix
• Data logging function with extended memory
• TrendCapture function, allowing the user to view data on the device without using a PC. Memory capacity allows storing up to 15,000 measurement results obtained over a period of time
• Extended Min/Max/Average logging function, all data displayed on one display, with elapsed and remaining time displayed

"i" button - access to the built-in help system

A completely new approach to vibration measurement helps you manage unplanned downtime, prevent problems from recurring, prioritize repairs, and manage your resources.

The Fluke 810 Vibration Tester is the most advanced diagnostic tool for instant measurements in mechanical maintenance. Unique diagnostic technology quickly identifies and prioritizes mechanical problems, making you feel like a vibration expert.

You take pride in your plant, your team, and your work. Do you keep everything running smoothly, but sometimes you don’t have the time or resources to keep up with the workload, let alone perform preventative maintenance on your mechanical systems? The Fluke 810 Vibration Tester gives you the advantage of combining a powerful diagnostic tool with easy, step-by-step diagnostics to pinpoint specific machine problems and their severity in just a few measurements, without the need for up-front data collection. General vibration measurements and spectral plots help technicians quickly assess overall machine health, while comprehensive reporting capabilities and actionable recommendations give you the confidence you need to solve critical problems. The Fluke 810 Handheld Vibration Tester is designed to quickly diagnose and determine vibration loads on industrial equipment such as motors and compressors, drives and gearboxes, pumps and fans, blowers and other machinery with rotation speeds between 200 and 12,000 rpm.

Determining the speed of rotating equipment can be difficult, but the Fluke 820-2 LED Stroboscope simplifies the process by allowing you to diagnose the stopping mechanism without actually stopping or touching the machine. Whether you are trying to diagnose oscillations, slippage, or unwanted distortion, the 820-2 LED Stroboscope is the perfect modern tool for troubleshooting, process or product research, or new developments.
The Fluke 820-2 Stroboscope is a digital LED tool for diagnosing moving mechanical parts. It works on the basis of the strobe effect, which creates a visual illusion that the observed rotating object is stationary with intermittent flashes of light. As a source of pulsating light, the stroboscope uses a flash lamp consisting of seven LEDs that create a light stream with a high intensity.
Applications of the Fluke 820-2 are effective in such areas as: Determining the speed or frequency of rotating machinery without stopping or touching it. Detection of parasitic oscillations, various defects, distortions or slippage. Determination of factory serial numbers or other markings on fast-moving parts. Using the Fluke 820-2 stroboscope for diagnostics without contact with the object, you can in many cases replace a laser tachometer, which requires a reflective strip to be attached to the rotating part. The main settings of the Fluke 820-2 are made using the SETUP mode, which is activated by pressing a button. It is not necessary to calibrate the tachometer: you can work with factory settings. However, independent pulse generation allows you to take into account the features of the objects of study and their motion characteristics when measuring. In this case, in the settings of the Fluke 820-2 stroboscope, you can select the required number of flashes, the frequency of which can vary from 30 to 300,000 per minute, set the pulse width in microseconds and degrees, pulse delay, phase angle degree, external pulse divider coefficient, external trigger front. The multi-level liquid crystal display, designed for 6 digits, allows you to display a large amount of information, facilitating the process of setting up the Fluke 820-2. During the measurement, the results are displayed in digital form in the main area of ​​the screen. The display also shows the battery charge level, when it decreases, the device notifies the operator of the need to replace the power source. The flash frequency can be changed without entering SETUP, synchronizing it with the rotation frequency of the object using the "×2 and ÷2" button system. Equipped with an ergonomic case, the Fluke 820-2 fits comfortably in the hand. By directing a stream of pulsed light from an LED lamp to an object, you can observe the measurement results on a display located on the other side of the light source. It is worth buying a Fluke 820-2 strobe light, the price of which fully corresponds to its characteristics, if in your work you have to diagnose various malfunctions in the operation of mechanisms, the downtime of which is undesirable.