Hamm Seismograph 2.2

The Hamm Seismograph is a precise instrument designed for measuring seismic activity and vibrations in various applications such as construction, mining, and geotechnical engineering.

It works by detecting ground motions and converting them into electrical signals, which are then processed to provide data on the amplitude and frequency of seismic waves.

Key features include high sensitivity, data logging capabilities, real-time monitoring, and compatibility with external systems for data integration.

Professionals in civil engineering, environmental monitoring, earthquake research, and mining operations can greatly benefit from its precision and data analysis capabilities.

Yes, it is designed for easy installation with user-friendly interfaces and guidelines to ensure proper setup.

Yes, it is built to be robust and can function reliably in various environmental conditions including extreme temperatures and wet conditions.

Users can expect detailed records of seismic events, including magnitude, frequency, duration, and amplitude of vibrations.

Yes, the Hamm Seismograph typically comes with proprietary software that allows users to analyze the collected data effectively.

Calibration should be done regularly based on usage conditions; typically every six months or annually to maintain precision.

Yes, i-NOVATiON GmbH provides customer support including installation assistance, troubleshooting, and general inquiries related to the product.