Fluke FLUKE-719 100G Handheld Pressure Calibrator 100 Psi

Product Description

The FLUKE FLUKE-719 100G is a handheld pressure calibrator designed for field and bench testing of pressure instrumentation across HVAC, plumbing, and industrial process applications. It delivers a measurement range up to 100 psi with a resolution of 0.01 psi and 1 mbar, and maintains an accuracy of 0.025% for six months or 0.035% for one year. Powered by two 9V alkaline batteries included in the package, the unit operates at 24 volts and displays pressure readings in both bar and psi units. Licensed calibration and instrumentation technicians rely on this tool for verifying and documenting pressure sensor and transmitter performance in the field.

The FLUKE-719 100G suits residential and commercial HVAC pressure verification, plumbing pressure testing, and process instrumentation calibration tasks where a compact, portable calibrator is required. Its handheld form factor makes it practical for in-line sensor checks, loop calibrations, and pressure transducer verification without returning instruments to a calibration lab. The dual pressure-unit display supports work on both domestic and metric-unit systems.

Key Features

• 100 psi maximum pressure range with 0.01 psi and 1 mbar resolution
• Accuracy of 0.025% for 6 months and 0.035% for 1 year
• Displays pressure in both psi and bar units
• 24-volt operating voltage suitable for standard process loop calibration
• Powered by two 9V alkaline batteries, included
• Handheld form factor for portable field use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and field calibration instrument for pressure sensors, transmitters, and gauges rated up to 100 psi in HVAC, plumbing, and light industrial process systems.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of pressure calibrators should be performed by qualified instrumentation technicians or licensed tradespeople familiar with applicable codes. Before connecting to a pressurized system, isolate and de-pressurize the line being tested according to local safety procedures. Verify that all fittings and adapters are rated for the test pressure before applying pressure to the instrument. Follow applicable standards such as ASME B40.100 or site-specific calibration procedures when documenting calibration results.