FLUKE 805 FC VIBRATION METER WITH ACCESSORIES
The Fluke 805 FC Vibration Meter with accessories is a handheld vibration screening tool for front-line maintenance technicians. It helps capture repeatable vibration readings, assess bearing condition, and share data through Fluke Connect workflows when supported by the user's setup.
Specifications
- Instrument type: handheld vibration screening meter
- Connectivity: Fluke Connect compatible model
- Measurement focus: overall vibration, bearing condition, and machine condition screening
- High-frequency vibration range: 4,000 Hz to 20,000 Hz
- Sampling rate: low-frequency sampling commonly specified at 20,000 Hz and high-frequency sampling at 80,000 Hz
- Environmental rating: IP54 dust and water resistance rating
- Drop test: 1 meter listed general specification
- Power: two AA lithium batteries specified for the model family
Key Features
- Designed for repeatable readings on motors, pumps, fans, compressors, and rotating equipment
- Severity-scale approach helps technicians prioritize follow-up maintenance
- Fluke Connect support helps record and share measurement history
- Compact handheld design for route-based condition checks
- Accessories included according to the listing title
Typical Applications
- Vibration screening during preventive maintenance rounds
- Checking motor, pump, fan, and compressor condition
- Bearing condition screening before failures become critical
- Documenting vibration trends for maintenance records
- Fast go/no-go style checks by front-line technicians
This Fluke 805 FC package is intended for maintenance teams that need repeatable vibration screening without a full analyzer workflow. Confirm accessory list, calibration status, and software requirements before deployment.
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