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Data collector

-- Plant Engineering, 3/15/2008

The vb5 single-channel, route-based data collector is designed specifically for industrial machinery and operator-based data collection and comes equipped with Ascent software. Vb series instruments allow users to monitor the conditions of equipment and analyze vibrations. The series features a 6,400-line FFT resolution; 40-kHz Fmax; 32 MB internal memory; 780 machine definitions; 240 route definitions; and full PC-to-instrument programming capability.

Commtest Inc.

www.commtest.com

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