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News Release from: Dyne Technology | Subject: Tantec E-Meter
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 24 March 2006
Auto-ranging meter for static charge
measurement
Meter takes away the guesswork of measuring distance by using an ultrasonic sensor to ensure repeatable static charge readings.
Dyne Technology is to market the Tantec E-Meter The meter takes away the guesswork of measuring distance by using an ultrasonic sensor to ensure repeatable static charge readings
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 9 Mar 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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An intermittent audio beeping tone, along with a flashing LED, automatically confirms that the user is at the correct distance from the object to be measured.
The meter is auto-ranging, which eliminates the need for multiplication or chart look-ups to get the proper meter readings; these can be simply read directly from the meter.
With the E-Meter, users can store, retrieve and send to a printer up to 20m readings.
It has an indicator that warns if the battery is low.
The large LCD makes readings easy to see, even at a distance.
An optional printer is available for hard-copy documentation of static charge surveys.
This pocket sized meter can also be attached to a belt or carried in a briefcase.
The integrated hand grips, directly built into the housing, allow the user to retain a firm grip of the meter, even in greasy, oily or wet industrial environments.
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