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How do I change measurement modes on my UNI-T UT372D RPM meter?

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VonStephanie
12/17/2025, 10:21:23 AM

Switching between contact and non-contact measurement modes on your UNI-T UT372D RPM meter is straightforward. Here's how:

  1. Contact Measurement Mode:

    • Attach the shaft contact (cone or internal cone) to the mechanical adapter's shaft.
    • Power on the tachometer.
    • Briefly press the MODE button to choose contact mode.
    • Use the UNIT button to select your desired unit, either RPM or Hz.
    • Ensure the shaft contact firmly touches the object you're measuring.
    • Hold down the Measure button to start taking measurements.
  2. Non-Contact Measurement Mode:

    • Unscrew the quick release screws on both sides of the mechanical adapter and remove the adapter from the device.
    • For RPM/Hz Measurement:
      • Cut a 10mm x 10mm piece of reflective tape and stick it onto the object you're measuring.
      • Position the tachometer steadily, keeping a distance of 50mm to 500mm between the laser aperture and the reflective tape on the object.
      • Press the MODE button briefly to select non-contact measurement mode.
      • Use the UNIT button to select RPM or Hz.
      • Press and hold the Measure button to activate the laser and aim it at the reflective tape.
    • For REV Measurement:
      • Position the tachometer steadily, maintaining a distance of 50mm to 500mm between the laser aperture and the object.
      • Press the MODE button briefly to select non-contact mode.
      • Use the UNIT button to choose REV.
      • Press and hold the Measure button to turn on the laser and direct it towards the object you want to count.

Always consult the safety guidelines in your UNI-T UT372D manual and confirm the setup for precise readings.

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