
Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies ultrasonic diagnostics solutions (SDT Ultrasound Solutions) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.
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Key features
Applications and resources
Industry solutions, landing pages and articles on SDT200 — Entry-Level SDT Ultrasound Detector
Where it is used
Typical tasks
- Compressed air, gas and vacuum leak detection
- Bearing condition checks
- Electrical cabinet and switchgear inspection
- Steam trap and valve testing
- Lubrication control with LUBESense1
Documentation
Official manufacturer PDF documents. Key specifications are also published on this page.
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SDT200 datasheet (PDF)
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SDT200 brochure (PDF)
SDT Ultrasound Solutions
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Overview
The SDT200 is a handheld ultrasound detector from the Belgian company SDT. It picks up ultrasound up to 100 kHz, shifts it into the audible range for headphones and at the same time shows the signal level in dBµV. The operator therefore not only hears a defect but also gets a number that can be compared with the previous reading.
The housing contains an airborne ultrasound sensor and an infrared pyrometer with a laser pointer. Other sensors connect through a LEMO socket and are recognised automatically. Measurements are stored in the instrument and uploaded to DataDump software.
The SDT200 suits sites that are starting out with ultrasound: leak detection, bearing checks, electrical panel inspection. As the scope grows, users move to the SDT270 or SDT340.
What the SDT200 does
Ultrasound
- Bandwidth up to 100 kHz, 256 kSps sampling at 16-bit resolution
- Indicators: RMS, Max RMS, Peak and Crest Factor, refreshed every 250 ms
- Gain 0 to +90 dB in 10 dB steps, range -10 to +110 dB
- Heterodyne listening; the mixer frequency is set from the recognised sensor
Temperature
- Non-contact IR pyrometer, -40 to +380 °C
- Accuracy ±0.5 °C between 0 and 50 °C
- Adjustable emissivity from 0.01 to 1, 10° field of view
- Class II laser pointer
Data
- 100 measurement nodes, 4,000 measurements in total
- Signal recording up to 10 seconds at 8 kSps
- Each reading is linked to the operator and sensor
- USB upload to SDT DataDump
Sensors
| Sensor | Type | Tasks |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in intUS1 | airborne | leaks, electrical |
| FLEX ID2 | airborne, flexible | leaks, electrical, tightness |
| PARADISH2 | parabolic | electrical and leaks at a distance |
| RS2T | contact, threaded | mechanics, steam traps |
| RS2NL 100/300/500 | contact, needle | mechanics, valves, hydraulics |
| LUBESense1 | contact | bearing lubrication |
Typical tasks
- Compressed air leaks. Surveys of mains, fittings and pneumatic tools. Each leak gets a tag, a dB level and a place in the report.
- Bearings. A reading at the same point once a month. A rise of 8 dB or more above baseline usually indicates lack of lubrication; 16 dB or more points to a developing defect.
- Lubrication. With LUBESense1, grease is added in small shots and the technician stops when the ultrasound level no longer falls.
- Electrical. Corona, tracking and arcing in cabinets and switchgear without opening doors, through vents and gaps.
- Steam traps and valves. A contact sensor shows whether a trap cycles normally or passes steam.
Comparison with other SDT instruments
| Feature | SDT200 | SDT270 | SDT340 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultrasound | up to 100 kHz | up to 100 kHz | 20–50 kHz, focUS up to 256 kHz |
| Channels | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| IR temperature | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tachometer | No | Yes | Yes |
| Vibration (ICP) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Software | DataDump | DataDump or UAS3 | UAS3 |
| Signal recording | up to 10 s | up to 80 s | ~7 h at 128 kHz |
| Display | LCD 128×64 | LCD 128×64 | colour TFT 3.5" |
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Ultrasound bandwidth | up to 100 kHz |
| Sampling rate | 256 kSps, 16-bit ADC |
| Measuring range | -10 to +110 dB |
| Built-in sensor sensitivity | -65 dB/V/µbar at 40 kHz |
| Input | 1 channel, 7-pin LEMO |
| Display | backlit graphic LCD 128×64 |
| Keypad | 12 function keys |
| Communication | USB Mini |
| Battery | NiMH 4.8 V, 4600 mAh, about 8 hours |
| Charging time | 5–6 h (fast mode) |
| Operating temperature | -15 to +48 °C |
| Protection | IP30 |
| Housing | extruded aluminium, fluorosilicone holster |
| Dimensions | 226 × 90 × 40 mm |
| Weight | 770 g with battery and holster |
| Headphones | Peltor, 25 dB NRR |
| Warranty | lifetime (SDT terms) |
Model status
According to SDT, production of the SDT200 ATEX version and regular firmware updates ended in 2024. Instruments in service remain covered by the manufacturer's lifetime warranty. For new projects we select a replacement for the task:
- routes and equipment trends — SDT270 or SDT340;
- leak detection only — LEAKChecker;
- bearing lubrication only — LUBEChecker;
- a simple general-purpose detector — ULTRAChecker.
Supply and service in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK is SDT's official partner in Kazakhstan. We help select the instrument and sensors, train staff and handle warranty repairs. If you already own an SDT200, we can supply compatible sensors or help you move to the SDT270 or SDT340. Price on request.
Technical specifications
| Frequency range | up to 100 kHz (ultrasound bandwidth) |
| Sampling | 256 kSps, 16-bit ADC; recording at 8 kSps (heterodyned) |
| Range | -10 to +110 dB, gain 0–90 dB |
| Channels | 1 channel, 7-pin LEMO |
| Display | backlit graphic LCD, 128×64 |
| Memory | 100 nodes, 4,000 measurements |
| Battery | NiMH 4600 mAh, ~8 h |
| Temperature | -15 to +48 °C |
| Protection | IP30, extruded aluminium housing |
| Dimensions | 226 × 90 × 40 mm |
| Weight | 770 g (with battery and holster) |
| Software | SDT DataDump |
Applications
Manufacturer
SDT Ultrasound Solutions
Handheld SDT ultrasound detector with up to 100 kHz bandwidth, built-in IR pyrometer and memory for 4,000 measurements. For leak detection, bearing checks and electrical panel inspection.
Key specifications
- Frequency range
- up to 100 kHz (ultrasound bandwidth)
- Sampling
- 256 kSps, 16-bit ADC; recording at 8 kSps (heterodyned)
- Range
- -10 to +110 dB, gain 0–90 dB
- Channels
- 1 channel, 7-pin LEMO
- Display
- backlit graphic LCD, 128×64
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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