Ice-point reference without the ice • Bath-quality stability in a portable ice-point reference • Easy re-calibration for long-term reliability • Ready-light frees user’s time and attention • Solid-state cooling technology
Have you been thinking about buying a zero-point dry-well? Forget those ugly-looking units the competition makes. You can get a great looking and great performing zero-point dry-well from Fluke Calibration.
The 9101 has three test wells for inserting more than one probe at a time. All three wells are stable to ±0.005 °C. One well accommodates changeable inserts for varying probe diameters.
Key features • Powerful, easy-to-use, high-accuracy temperature calibrator • Test and calibrate temperature sensors and transmitters • Measures 4 to 20 mA loops and can provide loop power • Measures RTDs, thermocouples, ohms, and volts • Source/simulates thermocouples, RTDs, volts, and ohms
Double your productivity or cut your calibration time in half • Temperatures from –15 °C to 350 °C in one unit • Two wells in each block for simultaneous comparison calibrations • Rugged, lightweight, water-resistant enclosure
You’ve been asking for it and now we’re making it for you. The Model 9009 Industrial Dual-Block Calibrator lets you calibrate at hot and cold temperatures at the same time. Double your productivity or cut your calibration time in half—either way you look at it, your in-field temperature calibrations just got easier.
Key features • Highly accurate, easy-to-use thermocouple temperature calibrator • Measures and simulates 17 thermocouple types and millivolts • Measures 4 to 20 mA signals while sourcing a temperature signal • Comes with a magnetic hanger for convenient hands-free operation • Features configurable source settings for quick linearity checks
Key features • Lightweight, portable, and fast • Built-in two-channel readout for PRT, RTD, thermocouple, 4-20 mA current • True reference thermometry with accuracy to ±0.01 °C • On-board automation and documentation • Metrology performance in accuracy, stability, uniformity, and loading