Buy a digital laser tachometer at factory price. It is a handheld non-contact tachometer with a measurement range from 2.5 rpm to 99,999 rpm, 0.1rpm resolution, can be used in a variety of applications including automotive, industrial and laboratory environments.
Features
- Non-contact laser tachometer holds the maximum, minimum, average, and last measured values, displaying clear operation instructions with unit symbols.
- Digital laser tachometer features a wide measuring range, high resolution, low battery indication, LCD backlight, and auto shutdown.
- Using advanced microprocessor and laser technology, the non contact digital laser tachometer ensures intelligence, reliability, and easy readability on an oversized LCD screen.
Specifications
| Model |
CCHN-GM8905 |
| LCD Display |
5 Digit Large Screen LCD Display, with Word Height of 18mm |
| Unit |
rpm |
| Range |
2.5-99999rpm |
| Resolution |
0.1rpm (2.5~999.9rpm) |
| Ratio |
1rpm (1000~99999rpm) |
| Basic |
±(0.1%n+5d)rpm; (2.5~999.9rpm) |
| Precision |
±(1%n+5d)rpm; (1000~99999rpm) |
| Laser Power |
CLASSII 2-5mW |
| Sampling Ratio |
Once/second |
| MeasurementDistance |
50-500mm |
| Time Base |
Quartz Crystal |
| Automatic Shutdown |
The instrument will shut down after 60 seconds without any pressing. |
| Operation Environment |
0~50℃; 32~122℉; 10%~90%RH |
| Storage Environment |
-10~80℃; -14~176℉; 10%~75%RH |
| Power Supply |
2x1.5V AAA battery |
| Dimension |
55.7x29.9x127mm |
| Weight |
106g |
Applications

Tips: Briefly introduce the working principle of laser tachometer
A laser tachometer is a non-contact device used to measure the rotational speed (RPM) of a surface or object. Its working principle involves the following key steps:
- Laser Emission: The tachometer emits a coherent laser beam towards the rotating object.
- Reflection: When the laser beam strikes the surface of the object, it reflects to the tachometer. The surface of the object should ideally be rough or have a reflective marking to enhance the reflection.
- Detection: The tachometer contains a photodetector that senses the reflected laser beam.
- Frequency Measurement: As the object rotates, the laser beam hits different points on the surface. The tachometer measures the time interval between successive reflections, which is related to the speed of rotation.
- Output Calculation: The device calculates the rotational speed in RPM based on the frequency of the reflected signals and displays the result.
Laser tachometers are valued for their accuracy, non-contact measurement, and ability to work with a variety of surfaces and speeds, making them ideal for many industrial applications.