The new ShotTrack ViB-Pro is a compact and versatile ground vibration monitoring unit designed to provide cost-effective solutions for a range of applications, including: mining, controlled blasting, bridge stability, and construction induced vibration.

With a sleek, modern design this unit incorporates a raft of features designed to make life easier in-the-field.

High precision accelerometer

V1 Selectable 2, 4, 8g

V2 Selectable 10, 20, 40g

Tri-axial 20 Bit resolution

Recording modes

Histogram – Every 5 min

Peck Vector Sum – Up to 52 sec

Wave Form – Up to 26 sec 1000 or 2000 s/s

Rechargeable battery

4.7Ah Lion rechargeable

USB-C fast charge - 1.5 hours

8 months in Histogram mode 7 months in PVS

Practical features

GPS position & timing

Bluetooth connectivity

Wire-break Trigger

Find out more about the ViB-Pro

ShotTrack’s new product range brings blast monitoring into the modern age.

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