Sanwa SE9100 Speed Meter Speedometer for Elevators + Escalators

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Description
The Sanwa SE9100 is a handheld digital speedometer specifically designed for the contact-based measurement of speed in elevators and escalators. Produced by Sanwa Electric Instrument Co., Ltd. of Japan, it is a versatile tool used by maintenance professionals to ensure the safety and efficiency of vertical transport systems.

Key Features
Multiple measurement types: The SE9100 is capable of measuring linear velocity, rotational speed, and distance. By changing the accessory from the standard peripheral speed ring to an optional rotary contact, the device can also measure the RPM of a motor.
High measurement range: The device can measure the linear velocity of high-speed elevators up to 2,000.0 m/min.
Emergency stop distance: For escalators, the meter can be used to measure the emergency stop distance, an important safety parameter.
Dual-channel display: The instrument features two independent channels and displays to show real-time measurement data.
Memory and output: The SE9100 can store held data values and maximum values for later review. It also includes an analog output terminal, which allows for connecting to a PC or other recording device for data logging.
Average value display: The device can display a movement average value, with the averaging frequency being adjustable.
Automatic power-off: For energy conservation, the unit automatically turns off after a set period of inactivity.
Independent data hold: The readings for each of the two channels (CH1 and CH2) can be held independently.
Maximum value hold: The maximum value measured during a test can be captured and held.
Externally triggered hold: Data can be held by an external trigger, allowing for more precise control over measurements.

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