Fluke offers money saving process tool kits

The lightweight, high-performance Fluke 719 Electric Pressure Calibrator features a built-in electric pressure pump enabling rapid calibration and testing of pressure devices with one hand, saving valuable time. The electric pump can be programmed to set target pressures or limit pressure to eliminate over-pressurisation. Precision measurement features of the Fluke 719 pressure calibrator are best-in-class with pressure measurement uncertainty of 0.025%. The device will measure and source mA with 0.015% accuracy. It can simultaneously measure pressure and source mA to test valves and I/P transducers. The Fluke 719 can also simulate mA signals to troubleshoot 4-20mA control loops.

The Fluke 789 ProcessMeter combines a large, back-lit, dual-display, true-rms DMM with a loop calibrator and a loop power supply in a single handheld tool, reducing the need to carry multiple instruments. The 24V loop power supply reduces the need to take a separate power supply when doing offline transmitter testing. The Fluke 789 can drive up to 20mA into loop instruments with a high input impedance up to 1200Ω, offers a HART mode setting with a built-in 250Ω resistor, and 0% and 100% buttons to toggle between 4mA and 20mA sourcing for quick span checks. It also enables data logging to optional FlukeView software running on a PC via an infrared I/O serial port. As a DMM it measures up to 1000V and 440mA, with a CAT III safety rating, frequencies up to 20kHz, and offers Min/Max/Average/Hold/Relative modes, diode test and a continuity beeper.

The Fluke 771 Milliamp Process Clamp Meter delivers 0.2% accuracy with resolution and sensitivity to 0.01mA for testing and troubleshooting PLC and control system analogue I/Os. Avoiding the need to shut down processes, or put systems into “safe” mode, it offers increased productivity. It features a unique detachable clamp that can be used docked, or detached via its extension cable, to facilitate measurement in tight spaces, as well as a measurement spotlight to illuminate wires in dark enclosures. The Fluke 771 has a dual backlit display that shows both mA measurement and percentage of 4-20mA span, and a Hold function to capture and display changing measurements for convenient viewing. Users can also measure 10-50mA signals in older control systems using the 99.9mA range.