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The FLUKE FLUKE-754 is a documenting process calibrator designed for calibrating and verifying process instrumentation in industrial and commercial settings. It measures DC current up to 100 milliamps (mA) and sources up to 22 mA, while also handling resistance up to 10,000 ohms and frequency signals up to 50 kHz. The unit supports voltage measurements up to 300 VAC and 300 VDC, making it a versatile tool for multi-signal loop calibration. Instrumentation technicians and process control specialists use this calibrator to verify transmitters, sensors, and control loops to traceable accuracy standards. It carries a 3-year manufacturer warranty.
The FLUKE-754 is suited for industrial process environments where technicians need to source and measure electrical signals across loops involving pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, and flow instrumentation. It supports 8 RTD temperature types and 13 thermocouple (TC) types, covering a wide range of temperature sensor calibration tasks. The Min/Max capture function aids in detecting signal excursions during live process testing. Typical applications include loop calibration, HART communicator tasks, and transmitter verification in plant maintenance and instrument shops.
Designed for use with process instrumentation including pressure transmitters, temperature transmitters, and flow meters that operate on standard 4-20 mA loops and common RTD or thermocouple sensor types in industrial process control applications.
This calibrator is installed and operated by licensed instrumentation or process control technicians. De-energize and isolate the loop under test before connecting leads, following site lockout/tagout procedures. Verify that source and measure ranges are correctly selected before applying signals to live instrumentation. Refer to applicable industry calibration standards and facility safety protocols when performing on-site calibration work.
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