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The FLUKE FLUKE-719 30G is a handheld pressure calibrator designed for field technicians and instrumentation professionals who need accurate pressure measurement and source capability in a single portable unit. With a maximum range of 30 psi and a resolution of 0.001 psi (0.1 mbar), this calibrator delivers 0.025 percent accuracy over a 6-month interval. It operates on two 9V alkaline batteries, making it suitable for bench or field work without a power outlet. HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance techs, and instrumentation specialists use this tool to verify and calibrate pressure transmitters, transducers, and gauges.
The FLUKE-719 30G is well suited for residential and light commercial HVAC applications, process instrumentation, and any low-pressure pneumatic calibration task requiring traceable accuracy. It displays pressure in multiple units including psi and bar, giving technicians flexibility across different job specifications. The 24-volt operating voltage and handheld form factor make it practical for tight equipment rooms and rooftop units alike. It is a common choice for instrumentation calibrators working to maintain control system accuracy in building automation and process environments.
Designed as an OEM-specified handheld pressure calibrator suitable for verifying and calibrating pressure transmitters, transducers, and gauges in low-pressure pneumatic and HVAC instrumentation applications up to 30 psi.
Calibration instruments of this type are typically serviced by licensed instrumentation technicians or qualified HVAC controls specialists. Before connecting to any live pressure system, isolate and depressurize the line being tested per site safety procedures. Verify all fittings and adapters are rated for the working pressure range before applying any pressure source. Follow applicable instrument calibration standards and local codes when documenting calibration results for regulated systems.
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