Beemet Frequencey meters are used to measure the applied frequency. They come as Pointer Type with built in Trasducer and Vibrating Reed Type.
Salient Features
• Vibrating Reed Type Frequency meters indicate the supply frequency by means of individual reeds, when rated voltage+ 20% is applied across the terminals of the meter, the particular reed, whose natural frequency of vibration coincides with the supply frequency, vibrates with full amplitude. In case the supply frequency falls midway between two reeds both the reeds vibrate, at reduced amplitude. The amplitude of vibration at the tip of reeds is high enough for a distint indication.
• The Pointer Type Frequency Meter has a clear, well defined scale marking at 90 degree angle. The pointer indicates the applied frequency when voltage is applied across the terminals of the meter.
General Specifications
Accuracy
±1.5 / 2.0 of FSD
Measurable Quantities
AC and DC Voltage or Current
Pointer deflection
0 - 90º
Frequency
50/60Hz
Sensitivity
1000Ω/V (Voltmeter); 2000Ω/V (ammeter)
Overload Capacity
According to IS: 1248 / IEC 51
Short duration for voltmeter
2 times for 5s: 1 overload 2 times for 0.5s: 9 overloads
Short duration for ammeter
10 times for 5s: 1 overload 10 times for 0.5s: 9 overloads
Voltmeter is a device used to measure the electrical voltage in a circuit. It helps ensure that electronic devices receive the right amount of electrical push for proper operation and safety.
A Hz meter also known as frequency meter is used to measure the frequency of signals, which is essential for applications requiring precise frequency analysis.
An analog frequency meter is used to display frequency readings using a needle or pointer by balancing two opposing forces, allowing it to measure frequencies accurately within its range.
A vibrating reed type frequency meter is made up of reeds that are tuned to a certain frequency. It measures frequency by matching the signal’s frequency when electricity is supplied and recording it.
A pointer type frequency meter records measurements using a moving pointer on a scale, indicating any changes in frequency through mechanical deflection. These meters are often categorized under analog meters.