Fluke FLUKE-718 30US Pressure Calibrator 30 Psi 24 Ma

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-718 30US is a handheld pressure calibrator built for field and bench calibration of pressure instruments. It measures and sources pressure up to 30 psi while simultaneously sourcing loop current up to 24 milliamps (mA), making it a single-tool solution for verifying transmitters, gauges, and control loops. The built-in Min/Max recording function captures peak and low readings without secondary logging equipment. Designed for HVAC technicians, instrumentation technicians, and industrial service professionals, this calibrator streamlines pressure loop verification on a single device backed by a 3-year warranty.

This calibrator is suited for residential and commercial HVAC applications as well as industrial instrumentation work where pressure transmitters and 4-20 mA loop devices require calibration or verification. Typical use cases include commissioning and servicing pressure transducers, differential pressure switches, and process control instruments. Its compact form factor makes it practical for both bench setups and in-the-field diagnostics where carrying multiple instruments is impractical.

Key Features

• Measures and sources pressure up to 30 psi for direct transmitter calibration
• Sources and measures loop current up to 24 mA to support 4-20 mA signal verification
• Min/Max recording captures peak and trough readings automatically
• Single-device solution reduces the need for separate pressure and loop-current tools
• 3-year manufacturer warranty for long-term serviceability

Compatibility

Designed for use with pressure transmitters, differential pressure switches, and 4-20 mA control loop instruments commonly found in HVAC, industrial, and process control applications.

Installation Notes

Calibration and loop-current work on live control systems should be performed by a qualified instrumentation or HVAC technician familiar with the system under test. Isolate the pressure source and depressurize the line before connecting or disconnecting the calibrator to any pressure port. Verify that all fittings and adapters are rated for the working pressure range before applying pressure. Follow applicable local codes and the instrument manufacturer guidelines when performing calibration on safety-critical or process control systems.