Multi-function Tester

Kingmach designs its multi-function tester around the reality of construction and monitoring sites: mixed sensor types, tight schedules, and limited space. The device handles vibrating wire, resistive strain gauge, 4-20 mA, and MEMS tilt sensors out of the box. That covers most inclinometers, settlement cells, load cells, and piezometers found in typical projects. Switching between sensor types doesn’t require separate modules; the firmware auto-detects the connected sensor class in many cases, though you can override manually when needed. The display shows direct engineering units where possible—kPa, mm, degrees—so you don’t waste time converting raw digits in a notebook. Readings are stored by project name or borehole number, with time stamps. The export function transfers data via USB-C to a laptop or tablet without proprietary drivers. Battery life runs a full working day on a single charge, and the field-swappable pack means you can carry a spare instead of hunting for a power outlet. The housing resists dust and light rain (IP65), so it survives in a truck cab or a trench box. Kingmach offers this tester with standard connectors and pinouts matching most major sensor brands; for projects using custom transducers, the company can pre-configure channel settings before shipment. Support engineers provide direct assistance for first-time setup, and the manual includes step-by-step examples for common configurations like zero-taring a load cell or setting a tiltmeter’s reference angle. This isn’t a laboratory-grade data acquisition system—for that, you’d use a datalogger. But for site verification, sensor health checks, and quick periodic surveys, it fills the gap without weighing down the tool bag.