Fluke FLUKE-700SC Calibrator Cable Assembly Serial Interface

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-700SC is a calibrator cable assembly with a serial interface, designed to connect documenting process calibrators to external devices for data transfer and configuration tasks. This accessory is used by instrumentation technicians and calibration professionals working with Fluke process calibration equipment. The cable assembly provides a reliable serial communication link between the calibrator and a host computer or peripheral, supporting documentation workflows in industrial and field calibration environments. At 2.4 pounds, the assembly is a direct accessory item intended for use alongside compatible Fluke calibrators.

This cable assembly is suited for industrial instrumentation environments where process calibrators are used to calibrate and document transmitters, sensors, and control loop devices. It is typically deployed by instrumentation technicians, calibration engineers, and process control professionals who require serial connectivity to transfer calibration records, configure calibrator settings, or interface with calibration management software. The FLUKE-700SC is an accessory item and does not function as a standalone calibrator.

Key Features

• Serial interface connection for data transfer and calibrator configuration
• Designed for use with the Fluke 743B and 744 Documenting Process Calibrators
• Supports calibration documentation and record transfer workflows
• Compact, field-ready cable assembly at 2.4 pounds

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Fluke 743B and 744 Documenting Process Calibrators.

Installation Notes

This cable assembly is installed by instrumentation technicians or calibration engineers as an accessory to compatible Fluke process calibrators. Before connecting or disconnecting the cable, power down the calibrator and any connected host device according to the equipment manufacturer guidelines. No special tools are required for connection, but ensure connector seating is secure before initiating data transfer. Follow applicable site safety procedures and equipment lockout protocols when working in energized process environments.