Measuring Tools
Fluke 9132 and 9133 Portable Infrared Calibrators
Precision when you need it for infrared temperature calibration
Fluke 9132 and Fluke 9133 Portable Infrared Calibrators features:
• Certify IR pyrometers from –30 °C to 500 °C (–22 °F to 932 °F)
• Large 57 mm (2.25 in) blackbody target
• RTD reference well for contact temperature measurement
• Small, compact design in a blackbody calibrator
Whether you’re using in-line or handheld infrared pyrometers, you need good calibration standards to verify their accuracy. Our portable IR calibrators provide stable blackbody targets for calibrating noncontact IR thermometers from –30 °C to 500 °C.
These blackbody calibrator units feature a temperature controlled measurement surface with a diameter of 2.25 in (57 mm). The target temperature can be controlled in set-point increments of 0.1° from –30 °C to 500 °C and a well is located directly behind the blackbody surface for contact temperature measurement.
Fluke 9132 and Fluke 9133 Portable Infrared Calibrators features:
• Certify IR pyrometers from –30 °C to 500 °C (–22 °F to 932 °F)
• Large 57 mm (2.25 in) blackbody target
• RTD reference well for contact temperature measurement
• Small, compact design in a blackbody calibrator
Whether you’re using in-line or handheld infrared pyrometers, you need good calibration standards to verify their accuracy. Our portable IR calibrators provide stable blackbody targets for calibrating noncontact IR thermometers from –30 °C to 500 °C.
These blackbody calibrator units feature a temperature controlled measurement surface with a diameter of 2.25 in (57 mm). The target temperature can be controlled in set-point increments of 0.1° from –30 °C to 500 °C and a well is located directly behind the blackbody surface for contact temperature measurement.
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The Fluke 1760 Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder complies strictly with IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A, for advanced power quality analysis and consistent conformity testing. Designed for the analysis of utility and industrial power distribution systems, in medium and low voltage networks, these power quality monitors give customers the flexibility to customize threshold selection, algorithms and measurements. The Fluke 1760 power recorder records the most thorough detail for user-selected parameters.
Usage
Detailed fault analysis – Performs high-speed transient analysis and finds root causes of equipment malfunctions for later mitigation of malfunctions and predictive maintenance. The fast transient option, with a measuring range of 6,000 V, makes it possible to record very short impulses such as lightning strikes.
Class-A Quality of Service Compliance – Validates the quality of incoming power at the service gateway. Thanks to Class A conformance, the Fluke 1760 allows unquestioned verification.
Correlation of events at multiple locations – Using GPS time synchronization, users can quickly detect where a fault first occurred, both inside and outside the facility.
Galvanic separation and DC coupling – Allows complete measurement of dissimilar power systems. For example, troubleshooting a UPS system by simultaneously recording battery voltage and power output.
Power quality and power load monitoring – Assess baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems prior to installation and verify electrical system capacity before increasing loads.
Usage
Detailed fault analysis – Performs high-speed transient analysis and finds root causes of equipment malfunctions for later mitigation of malfunctions and predictive maintenance. The fast transient option, with a measuring range of 6,000 V, makes it possible to record very short impulses such as lightning strikes.
Class-A Quality of Service Compliance – Validates the quality of incoming power at the service gateway. Thanks to Class A conformance, the Fluke 1760 allows unquestioned verification.
Correlation of events at multiple locations – Using GPS time synchronization, users can quickly detect where a fault first occurred, both inside and outside the facility.
Galvanic separation and DC coupling – Allows complete measurement of dissimilar power systems. For example, troubleshooting a UPS system by simultaneously recording battery voltage and power output.
Power quality and power load monitoring – Assess baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems prior to installation and verify electrical system capacity before increasing loads.
Widest temperature range available in a single dry-well
• Combined range from –30 °C to 670 °C, one unit – two blocks
• Two independent temperature controllers (hot and cold side)
• Stability to ±0.02 °C
• Multi-hole wells for calibrating up to eight probes simultaneously
To give you the widest temperature range available in a dry-well calibrator, we’ve combined two of our most popular units. The 9011 allows temperature probes to be calibrated from –30 °C to 670 °C in a single unit.
• Combined range from –30 °C to 670 °C, one unit – two blocks
• Two independent temperature controllers (hot and cold side)
• Stability to ±0.02 °C
• Multi-hole wells for calibrating up to eight probes simultaneously
To give you the widest temperature range available in a dry-well calibrator, we’ve combined two of our most popular units. The 9011 allows temperature probes to be calibrated from –30 °C to 670 °C in a single unit.
Reduced downtime - find current leaks without shutting down equipment
The Fluke 369 FC true-rms leakage current clamp meter helps users detect, document, record, and compare leakage current readings over time to prevent unexpected downtime, and identify intermittent trips of GFCI and RCDs, all without the need to turn the equipment off.
The Fluke 369 FC has a very large 61 mm clamp for working with extra large conductors. The clamps are fully coated so that they can accurately capture very small leakage signals, and can minimize external electromagnetic interference.
The Fluke 369 FC true-rms leakage current clamp meter helps users detect, document, record, and compare leakage current readings over time to prevent unexpected downtime, and identify intermittent trips of GFCI and RCDs, all without the need to turn the equipment off.
The Fluke 369 FC has a very large 61 mm clamp for working with extra large conductors. The clamps are fully coated so that they can accurately capture very small leakage signals, and can minimize external electromagnetic interference.
The P3200 models are available in single or dual piston formats for increased operating ranges. Units can be supplied in psi, bar, kgf/cm², and MPa. This robust instrument is highly accurate, quick and easy to use. Units feature a built-in priming pump for large volume applications, piston flotation indicators and a high quality screw press for fine pressure control.
Options
PressCal software for pressure calculations and certificate generation
Operating principle
Deadweight testers are the high performance pressure standard for pressure measurement. Utilizing the well proven piston-gauge system consisting of a vertically mounted, precision lapped piston and cylinder assembly, accurately calibrated weight masses (Force) are loaded on the piston (Area), which rises freely within its cylinder. These weights balance the upward force created by the pressure within the system. The pressure is measured when placed on a correctly spinning and floating piston. The total pressure measured is the summation of the weights plus the piston weight carrier assembly.
Instrument base
There are three basic variations in the hydraulic offering; single low pressure, single high pressure and dual piston models. Pressure is generated and controlled by means of a high quality screw press located on the front of the tester. A built-in hand pump is included as standard for all hydraulic models to prime the system and accommodate large volume requirements.
Piston/cylinder assemblies
The piston/cylinder assembly is the heart of each deadweight tester. They are manufactured from materials that provide stability, durability, and low thermal coefficients and distortion. Our experience and knowledge of piston/cylinder production and calibration ensure the precision and performance required for today’s demanding calibration requirements.
Weight masses
Standard weight masses are series 3 nonmagnetic austenitic stainless steel. Each mass is marked with the serial number of the instrument and the nominal pressure value relative to the high or low-pressure piston, when applicable. Optional fractional weights are stainless steel and/or solution heat treated aluminum.
Gravity correction
Gravity varies significantly with geographical location and this variation has a direct effect on the force of the weights and the accuracy of the deadweight tester. Each instrument can be calibrated to local gravity at no extra cost. If unspecified, instruments will be calibrated to Standard Gravity at 980.665 cm/s2.
Key features
• Pressure ranges to 10,000 psi (700 bar)
• 0.015% of reading accuracy standard (0.008% optional)
• Single or dual piston formats
• Built-in hand pumps standard
• Mounted spirit level with adjustable feet
• Units can be trimmed to local gravity FOC
Options
PressCal software for pressure calculations and certificate generation
Operating principle
Deadweight testers are the high performance pressure standard for pressure measurement. Utilizing the well proven piston-gauge system consisting of a vertically mounted, precision lapped piston and cylinder assembly, accurately calibrated weight masses (Force) are loaded on the piston (Area), which rises freely within its cylinder. These weights balance the upward force created by the pressure within the system. The pressure is measured when placed on a correctly spinning and floating piston. The total pressure measured is the summation of the weights plus the piston weight carrier assembly.
Instrument base
There are three basic variations in the hydraulic offering; single low pressure, single high pressure and dual piston models. Pressure is generated and controlled by means of a high quality screw press located on the front of the tester. A built-in hand pump is included as standard for all hydraulic models to prime the system and accommodate large volume requirements.
Piston/cylinder assemblies
The piston/cylinder assembly is the heart of each deadweight tester. They are manufactured from materials that provide stability, durability, and low thermal coefficients and distortion. Our experience and knowledge of piston/cylinder production and calibration ensure the precision and performance required for today’s demanding calibration requirements.
Weight masses
Standard weight masses are series 3 nonmagnetic austenitic stainless steel. Each mass is marked with the serial number of the instrument and the nominal pressure value relative to the high or low-pressure piston, when applicable. Optional fractional weights are stainless steel and/or solution heat treated aluminum.
Gravity correction
Gravity varies significantly with geographical location and this variation has a direct effect on the force of the weights and the accuracy of the deadweight tester. Each instrument can be calibrated to local gravity at no extra cost. If unspecified, instruments will be calibrated to Standard Gravity at 980.665 cm/s2.
Key features
• Pressure ranges to 10,000 psi (700 bar)
• 0.015% of reading accuracy standard (0.008% optional)
• Single or dual piston formats
• Built-in hand pumps standard
• Mounted spirit level with adjustable feet
• Units can be trimmed to local gravity FOC