Fluke FLUKE-718 100US Pressure Calibrator 100 Psi

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-718 100US is a handheld pressure calibrator rated to 100 psi, designed for field calibration and verification of pressure transmitters, gauges, and sensors. It sources and measures loop current up to 24 milliamps (mA), making it suitable for 4-20 mA process loop diagnostics. The built-in Min/Max capture function records pressure and current readings over time, supporting troubleshooting and documentation tasks. Licensed instrumentation technicians, process control technicians, and industrial HVAC service professionals are the primary users of this tool in both residential and commercial service environments.

The FLUKE-718 100US is suited for calibrating pressure transmitters in HVAC control systems, building automation loops, and process instrumentation applications. Its 100 psi pressure range covers most low-to-medium pressure sensing applications found in commercial HVAC and light industrial settings. The unit is intended for bench use and field work where a portable, self-contained pressure and loop-current calibration solution is required.

Key Features

• 100 psi maximum pressure range for low-to-medium pressure calibration tasks
• Sources and measures DC loop current up to 24 mA for 4-20 mA transmitter verification
• Min/Max recording function captures peak and low readings during live measurements
• Compact, portable form factor suited for field calibration work
• 3-year manufacturer warranty for long-term service reliability

Compatibility

Designed as a field calibration instrument for 4-20 mA pressure transmitters and gauges commonly found in HVAC, building automation, and light industrial process control systems rated up to 100 psi.

Installation Notes

This instrument is intended for use by qualified instrumentation or HVAC service technicians. Always isolate and depressurize the system under test before connecting or disconnecting pressure fittings. Verify that the system pressure does not exceed the 100 psi rated range of the calibrator before use. Follow applicable instrument calibration procedures and workplace safety requirements when working on live process loops.