Fluke 750 Series Documenting Process Calibrator
The 750 Series Documenting Process Calibrator can calibrate temperature, pressure, voltage, current, resistance, and frequency and has three operating modes: measure, source and simultaneous measure/source.
The 750 Series features an easy-to-follow, menu-driven display that guides users through tasks. Programmable calibration routines let technicians create and run automated as-found/as-left procedures to ensure fast, consistent calibrations. The recorded results can then be downloaded to a PC via the USB port.
Improvements over the original model include a graphical display that is now bright enough for readings to be seen in any light condition. The rechargeable Li-ion battery pack provides enough power for an entire shift and can be charged from within the calibrator.
The included C799 soft case features a clear window for operation and storage for a pressure module, hand pumps, test leads and interconnect cables.
The 754 model offers fast HART communication and requires no external box or secondary tool to perform HART calibration and maintenance. The 754 is easy to update as additional instruments are added and new HART versions are released.
The 750 Series works with Fluke DPC/TRACK 2 software for managing calibration records and data. It features an instrumentation database that makes it easy to manage instrumentation, create and schedule tests, load and unload the calibrator, print a variety of standard reports, and manage calibration data. The 750 Series also works with calibration management solutions from Honeywell Meridium, Emerson, Cornerstone, Yokogawa, Prime Technologies, Intergraph, and others.
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