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Fluke 714B Thermocouple Calibrator
Description : Fluke 714B is a handheld, battery-operated instrument that measures and sources a variety of thermocouple types and millivolts. It can calibrate a linear thermocouple transmitter with the mV source function and also measure mA while sourcing temperature. It also provides linear ramp and 25% step auto ramp functionality based on 0% and 100% settings for performing quick, linearity checks.
Key features and functionalities of the Fluke 714B (based on Fluke's typical offerings and standards for temperature calibrators) include:
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Versatile Temperature Calibration: The Fluke 714B is designed to measure and source a variety of thermocouples, making it suitable for a wide range of temperature calibration applications.
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Dual Inputs: Allows for simultaneous measurement and sourcing, which can be particularly useful for comparison and differential testing.
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Backlit Display: For easy readability in various lighting conditions.
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Memory Function: Some calibrators in this class can store frequently used test setups for quicker access and consistency.
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Simple User Interface: Typically, Fluke's calibrators are designed to be user-friendly with straightforward button layouts and intuitive menu systems.
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Safety Features: Such devices often come equipped with safety features to protect the user and the equipment, like over-voltage protection and warning systems.
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Compact and Durable Design: Designed for portability and ruggedness to withstand the demands of fieldwork.
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Battery-Powered: Offers portability and extended use without the need for external power sources.
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Automated Procedures: The ability to run automated calibration routines, which can save time and ensure consistency.
- 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