Fluke BP7235 Nimh Battery Pack 700 740 Series Calibrators

Product Description

The FLUKE BP7235 is a NiMH replacement battery pack designed for use with Fluke 700 and 740 Series Documenting Process Calibrators. Rated at 7.2 volts and built on nickel-metal hydride chemistry, this single-pack unit delivers a typical 16-hour battery life per charge cycle, making it a practical choice for full-day field work. Licensed instrument technicians, calibration specialists, and industrial service professionals install this pack to restore or extend the runtime of their process calibration equipment without replacing the host instrument.

This battery pack is intended for field and bench calibration environments where extended, uninterrupted operation of a documenting process calibrator is required. Typical applications include loop calibration, pressure and temperature verification, and transmitter documentation tasks performed in industrial process facilities, utilities, and manufacturing plants. The 16-hour rated runtime is well suited to single-shift service calls or full-day shutdown maintenance work where access to AC charging may be limited.

Key Features

• NiMH battery chemistry for reliable charge cycles and reduced self-discharge compared to older NiCd designs
• Rated 7.2 volts to match OEM power requirements for 700 and 740 Series calibrators
• Typical 16-hour battery life per charge, supporting full single-shift field use
• One battery pack included per unit, ready for direct installation
• Direct replacement designed to restore original runtime performance

Compatibility

Designed for use with Fluke 700 Series and 740 Series Documenting Process Calibrators as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Battery pack replacement is typically performed by the instrument owner or a calibration technician familiar with the host calibrator. Power down the calibrator and disconnect it from any process loop or signal source before removing or installing the battery pack. Follow the calibrator manufacturer service documentation for proper pack seating and connector engagement. Dispose of spent NiMH batteries in accordance with local regulations governing rechargeable battery waste.