A widely used type of seismometer with servo-type detectors built in three directions.
A servo-type detector is a highly sensitive and reliable detector principle that is also used in earthquake observation devices. However, due to its complex structure and high cost, it has not been adopted in widely used earthquake switches and similar devices until now. The SW-72 is a popular type of seismometer that incorporates this servo-type detector in three directions. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Main Features】 ○ Adopts servo-type detector ○ General-purpose type 【Other Features】 ○ Reliable high precision → Utilizes a high-precision servo-type detector → Both display and alarm settings have a step of ~1 Gal ○ Displays maximum acceleration value → Omnidirectional → Supports up to ~3000 Gal, accommodating direct seismic events ○ Easy installation → Built-in detector, just connect to the terminal block → Uses DC 24V power supply ● For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1957, we have been developing our business in the fields of environmental testing, measurement, and analysis focused on vibration. Moving forward, we will continue to be a company that embodies trust for our products, partners, and society, leveraging our world-class "development capabilities," "proposal capabilities," and "comprehensive strength."
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