DIN 45669-2 specifies test methods for evaluating the performance, accuracy, and reliability of vibration measuring instruments used in environmental and occupational monitoring. These tests verify that vibration meters meet metrological requirements and provide consistent, traceable measurements across different operating conditions. The standard covers calibration procedures, frequency response testing, and signal handling verification. Accreditation for this test method ensures that laboratories can validate vibration measurement equipment used in workplace assessments, structural monitoring, and machinery diagnostics. Proper instrument verification is critical for occupational health and safety compliance across industrial sectors.
What it measures
Frequency response accuracy of vibration sensors
Calibration traceability and metrological performance
Signal linearity and dynamic range
Temperature stability and environmental robustness
requirements of HTM 01-06 Part E35 °C/3 days based on HTM 2030Part E, WHTM 01-06 Part E & BS ENISO 15883-4 using R2A andPart E, HTM 0106 Part E, WHTM 01-+ 3 more
Occupational health and safetyManufacturing and machinery maintenanceStructural engineering and civil infrastructureEnvironmental monitoringCalibration and metrology service providers
Related Standards
DIN 45669-1Vibration measuring instruments — Part 1: Specifications for instruments
ISO 20816-1Mechanical vibration — Measurement and evaluation of machine vibration — Part 1: General guidance
ISO 16063-41Methods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers — Part 41: Calibration of non-resonant accelerometers
Scope