The HG-219 vibration detector is a versatile instrument featuring multiple functions including vibration meter (with ISO10816-3 standard), data acquisition device, thermometer, frequency analyzer, electronic stethoscope, and lighting. It offers five vibration measurement parameters with automatic hold, automatic storage, and automatic shutdown capabilities.

This device can measure vibration parameters such as acceleration, velocity, displacement, and envelope, enabling comprehensive fault diagnosis for rotating and reciprocating machinery. It specifically diagnoses faults in rotating machinery, bearings, and gears by measuring bearing envelope values. The measured values comply with rotating machinery intensity standards, making it widely applicable for mechanical equipment fault detection in mechanical manufacturing, electricity, chemical engineering, and related fields.

• 2.0-inch high-definition color screen displaying multiple parameters simultaneously
• Measures multiple parameter vibration values and displays waveforms, spectra, and spectrum lists
• Measures vibration bearing envelope for fault detection of various rolling bearings
• Temperature measurement capability
• Headphone connectivity for device malfunction auscultation function
• Built-in lighting function for on-site work assurance
• USB data communication interface for computer connectivity
• USB charging compatibility with high battery life (minimum 8 hours standby time)
• Stores data and waveforms from 100 measurement points
• Compatible with computer analysis software for 400 line frequency spectrum analysis
• Measurement point data includes acceleration, velocity, displacement, envelope values
• Each measurement point waveform is a 1024-point waveform
• Dedicated computer analysis software for data management, trend analysis, waveform analysis, and 400 line resolution spectrum
• Scheduled automatic shutdown function

• Acceleration (ACC unit: m/s²): Equivalent peak value
• Velocity (VEL unit: mm/s): True RMS value
• Displacement DISP (unit: m): Peak to peak value
• Env (unit: m/s²): True Significant Value
• Temperature: Infrared measurement of object surface temperature