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The lightweight, high-performance Fluke 719 Electric Pressure Calibrator features a built-in electric pressure pump that makes it possible to quickly calibrate and test pressure devices with one hand, making it more convenient, faster and easier to use. The electric pump can be programmed to set target pressures or limit pressure to eliminate over pressurisation.

A unique cleanout port makes it easier to service the Fluke 719 without sending it for repair and minimises pump failures caused by accidental exposure to contaminating fluids. Two models are available: the Fluke 719 30G, with a pressure range of -850mbar to 2bar, and the Fluke 719 100G, with a range of -850mbar to 7bar. 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 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. It is designed for applications where it is impractical to shut down processes, or put systems into “safe” mode, in order to break the loop and place a meter in series with the circuit to take measurements. Offering increased productivity for process and plant maintenance technicians and commercial electricians, 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 that illuminates 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.