BT-2000 Shock Pulse Tester combines the functions of a shock pulse meter, a vibration meter. The instrument is used to check the operating condition of rotating machines, in order to detect mechanical faults and supply data for effective preventive maintenance.

With the BT2000, maintenance personnel can monitor all significant aspects of mechanical machine condition during a single inspection round:
• the mechanical condition of rolling bearings (bearing damage development)
• general machine condition (the effect structural looseness, misalignment and out-of-balance on machine vibration).
 
The purpose of systematic condition monitoring is
• to avoid unnecessary overhauls of machines in good working order
• to avoid routine replacement of serviceable bearings
• to detect impending problems in time for planned repairs and replacements, avoiding both breakdowns and unnecessary production stops.
 
The condition monitoring functions of the BT-2000 are based on two widely used measuring techniques:
• SPM’s patented Shock Pulse Method for bearing monitoring
• broad band vibration velocity measurement according to ISO 2372.
 
The BT2000 requires few input data and allows an instant interpretation of machine condition by supplying:
• direct indication of machine vibration and bearing condition in terms of good - reduced - bad
• digital display of shock values and vibration severity
• peak readings and earphone mode for extended bearing condition evaluation
 
Technical Data for BT2000
Measuring range, SPM -9 to 99 dBsv
Resolution, SPM 1 dBsv
Measuring range, VIB 0.2 - 99.9 mm/s RMS (0.02 - 4.0 in/s RMS)
Resolution, VIB 0.1 mm/s (0.01 in/s)
Accuracy, VIB ± (0.1 mm/s + 2% of reading)
 
Temperature range 0° to 50℃ (32° to 120° F)
Power 6 x 1.5 V LR6 cells or rechargeable cells
Size, 255 x 105 x 60 mm (10 x 4.2 x 2.4 in)
Weight, 0.85 kg (1.9 lb)
 
Keypad Sealed membrane
Display Liquid crystal