Speed Measurement Trainer Module
Speed Measurement Trainer Module

Speed Measurement Trainer Module

Speed Measurement Trainer Module Specification

  • Accuracy
  • 1 RPM
  • Shape
  • Rectangular
  • Power Supply
  • Mains operated
  • Display Type
  • Digital LED display
  • Speed Range
  • 10 to 3000 RPM
  • Control Type
  • Digital Control
  • Features
  • Robust design, clear panel indicators, reset facility, motor with adjustable speed, test jacks for measurements
  • Type
  • Trainer Module
  • Dimension (L*W*H)
  • 320 mm x 250 mm x 120 mm
  • Equipment Type
  • Speed Measurement Trainer
  • Equipment Materials
  • Powder coated metal body and acrylic panel
  • Power
  • 230V AC, 50Hz
  • Voltage
  • 230V
  • Material
  • High quality metal and acrylic sheet
  • Application
  • Educational Laboratory and industrial training
  • Mounting
  • Table top
  • Operating Temperature
  • 0° to 50°C
  • Weight
  • Approx. 3 kg
  • Sensor Type
  • Optical/Photo Sensor Pickup
  • Protection
  • Overload and short-circuit protection
  • Motor Specification
  • DC motor with speed adjustment
  • Calibration Facility
  • Provided
  • Accessories Included
  • User manual, patch cords
  • Output Interface
  • Terminal jacks and LED indicators
 
 

About Speed Measurement Trainer Module

Speed Measurement Trainer Module

Brand Micro Technologies
Speed Range Upto 1400 RPM
Speed Sensor Magnetic Pickup.
Indicator Display 4 digit LED display.
Power Supply 1.2V to 12V



Reliable Speed Measurement

The Speed Measurement Trainer Module utilizes advanced optical/photo sensor technology to deliver highly accurate speed measurements. Its digital LED display ensures easy monitoring, while terminal jacks and LED indicators enhance user interaction. Designed for both educational and industrial training, this trainer supports practical understanding and real-time testing.


Versatile and Safe Operation

Built with overload and short-circuit protection, the trainer ensures safe handling during experiments. Its table-top mounting and sturdy powder-coated metal body make it suitable for rigorous usage. The module operates efficiently within a 0 to 50C temperature range, while safety features safeguard users and equipment alike.


Comprehensive Training Support

The trainer comes complete with patch cords, a user manual, and a built-in calibration facility for accuracy. Its adjustable-speed DC motor and reset function allow users to simulate varied experimental scenarios. These features are tailored to support effective classroom demonstrations and hands-on technical training.

FAQ's of Speed Measurement Trainer Module:


Q: How does the Speed Measurement Trainer Module measure rotational speed?

A: The trainer uses an optical/photo sensor pickup to detect the speed of the DC motor, providing real-time feedback that is displayed digitally on the LED panel.

Q: What is the process for adjusting the speed in this trainer module?

A: Users can digitally control the DC motor's speed using the module's panel controls, allowing for adjustments from 10 to 3000 RPM with precise accuracy.

Q: When should I perform calibration, and how is it accomplished?

A: Calibration should be done before initial use or after maintenance to ensure measurement accuracy. The module includes an accessible calibration facility and patch cords; instructions are provided in the user manual.

Q: Where is this Speed Measurement Trainer ideally used?

A: This equipment is designed for educational laboratories, industrial training centers, and institutions focusing on technical studies, providing hands-on experience in speed measurement and control.

Q: What accessories are included with the trainer module?

A: The package comes with a user manual, patch cords for connection, and all necessary components for immediate setup and calibration.

Q: How does the protection feature benefit users during operation?

A: Overload and short-circuit protection ensure the module remains safe against electrical faults, minimizing risks and protecting both the user and equipment during prolonged use.

Q: What is the main benefit of using the Speed Measurement Trainer in training environments?

A: It offers a practical platform to learn and understand speed measurement, control mechanisms, and handling of electrical equipment with built-in safety, fostering technical competence among students and trainees.

Tell us about your requirement
product

Price:

Quantity
Select Unit

  • 50
  • 100
  • 200
  • 250
  • 500
  • 1000+
Additional detail
Mobile number

Email

More Products in Laboratory Glassware And Equipments Category

Kjeldhal Units (Without Glass Parts)

Kjeldhal Units (Without Glass Parts)

Dimension (L*W*H) : 450 x 350 x 560 mm (approx)

Equipment Materials : Mild steel, powder coated

Shape : Rectangular

Type : Other, Kjeldhal Unit without Glass Parts

Equipment Type : Manual, bench top

Application : Nitrogen estimation in laboratory samples

Bath Type Soxhlet Extraction Unit

Bath Type Soxhlet Extraction Unit

Dimension (L*W*H) : Varies as per model, commonly 50 x 30 x 40 cm

Equipment Materials : Stainless Steel body, Borosilicate glass

Shape : Rectangular base with cylindrical extraction tubes

Type : Other, Bath Type Soxhlet Extraction Unit

Equipment Type : Extraction Unit

Application : Laboratory solvent extraction, food analysis, chemical test

Abbe Refractometer (MODEL-I)

Abbe Refractometer (MODEL-I)

Dimension (L*W*H) : 240 mm x 100 mm x 240 mm

Equipment Materials : Polished metal body with glass prisms

Shape : Rectangular base

Type : Other, Abbe Refractometer

Equipment Type : Scientific Laboratory Optical Instrument

Application : Measurement of refractive index of liquids, solids, and solutions

Current To Pressure Measurement Trainer

Current To Pressure Measurement Trainer

Dimension (L*W*H) : 330 mm x 250 mm x 220 mm

Equipment Materials : Mild Steel Frame with Powder Coating, Polycarbonate Cover

Shape : Rectangular

Type : Other, Current To Pressure Measurement Trainer

Equipment Type : Measurement Trainer

Application : Educational Laboratory, Process Instrumentation Training



Back to top