An elevator rope tension meter is a specialized device used to measure the tension in the hoisting ropes or cables of an elevator system. Accurate tension measurement is essential to ensure even load distribution among all ropes, which enhances the safety, performance, and longevity of the elevator. SISCO offers 2 specifications of rope tension meter, you can choose according to your needs.
Digital Rope Tension Meter Adopts LCD Display
- Clear and Accurate Readings. One of the primary benefits of an LCD display is its ability to present clear, easy-to-read numerical data. This is especially important in elevator rope tension meter, where accurate tension readings are critical for ensuring the safe and balanced operation of the elevator system.
- Real-Time Monitoring and Feedback. An LCD allows for real-time display of tension values as they change. This is particularly helpful when adjustments are being made to the elevator ropes, as technicians can instantly see the results of their actions.
- Backlight Display. A backlight LCD display in a rope tension meter offers enhanced visibility in low-light or dim environments, such as elevator shafts. It ensures accuracy and efficiency during inspections.
Tension Meter With Wire Rope Hook
- Easy and Quick Attachment. Wire rope hooks allow for fast and secure attachment to the elevator ropes without requiring complex setup or disassembly.
- Enhanced Safety. The secure grip of a well-designed wire rope hook reduces the risk of slippage or accidents during measurement. It firmly holds the rope in place, preventing sudden movement that could lead to injuries or measurement errors.
- Portability and Convenience. Digital tension meter equipped with wire rope hooks are typically compact and user-friendly. The hook mechanism contributes to the overall portability of the device.
Applications
SISCO rope tension meter is widely used in various elevator application fields to ensure safety, performance, and compliance. One key application is during installation, where the meter helps verify equal tension across all ropes, preventing uneven wear or mechanical failure. In maintenance, it is used to monitor rope tension over time, identifying imbalances that could lead to operational issues or unsafe conditions.
Elevator Commissioning
Elevator Safety Inspection
Elevator Retrofit
Elevator Installation
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| Model | SISCO-TM-DGZ-Y-3000 | SISCO-TM-DGZ-Y-5000 | ||||
| Range | 3000N | 5000N | ||||
| Number | 1 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| Diameter | Ο6 | Ο8 | Ο10 | Ο11 | Ο13 | Ο16 |
| Min. Load Division Value | 1N | |||||
| Scientific Measuring Range | 10%-90% | |||||
| Accuracy | β€Β±5% | |||||
| Power | 7.2V 1.2V*6 Ni-H battery | |||||
| Charger | Input: AC 100-240V; Output: DC 12V 500mA | |||||
| Net Weight | About 1.4kg | |||||
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Q1: What is an elevator rope tension meter?
A1: An elevator rope tension meter is a specialized device used to measure the tension of wire ropes in elevator systems. Proper rope tension is crucial for elevator safety, performance, and longevity. This meter helps ensure that all ropes carry equal loads, preventing uneven wear, slippage, or mechanical failure.
Q2: What is the expected service life of rope tension meter?
A2: The expected service life of an elevator rope tension meter typically ranges from 5 to 10 years, depending on usage frequency, environmental conditions, and maintenance practices. To ensure reliable performance, users should follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations and schedule periodic inspections.
Q3: How to maintain an elevator rope tension meter?
A3: To maintain a digital elevator rope tension meter, regularly inspect the device for signs of wear, corrosion, or mechanical damage. Clean with a dry cloth to prevent dust buildup, avoiding water or harsh chemicals. Store the meter in a dry, temperature-controlled environment when not in use. Proper handling and scheduled maintenance extend the device's service life and maintain measurement accuracy.
Tips: Can a single person operate the digital elevator rope tension meter efficiently?
Yes, a single person can operate an electronic elevator rope tension meter efficiently. These devices are designed for user-friendly operation, featuring clear digital displays, intuitive interfaces, and lightweight, portable designs. With proper training and safety precautions, one technician can complete tension measurements quickly and accurately. Overall, the combination of intuitive design, and portability ensures that a single technician can operate the digital elevator rope tension meter effectively and accurately.
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