? Fluke corporation, presents the fluke 707 loop calibrator, the
newest member of its family of portable, process calibration tools.
The fluke 707 has a new ergonomic design that has the best of
knob-based and button-based loop calibrators in one device. Small
and easy to hold technicians can operate the tool easily just with
one hand. At just six inches (152 mm) in length and weighing a mere
12 ounces (340 grams), the fluke 707 is a rugged, dependable
calibration tool that can source, measure, and simulate loop
current. The fluke 707 is two and a half times more clear than any
other loop calibrator in its class, with a 0.015 per cent accuracy
and 1 a resolution in any current mode. A 24 v internal loop supply
helps the user to read and power a transmitter at the same time
using a single instrument. The 707 caters simultaneous milliampere
and percentage of span readouts making it perfect for process
instrument technicians in the primary metals, chemicals,
pharmaceuticals, refining, and power generation industries.
Selectable fast ramp, slow ramp, and step functions supply the user
with test signals required for valve slewing and loop functional
tests, permitting a single technician to troubleshoot thecomplete
loop. The span check function instantly selects zero and 100
percent of span outputs. A 25 per cent button conducts quick
linearity checks at 25 per cent steps, and the innovative new knob
style permits fine and coarse adjust vernier with 1 a and 100 a
resolution. The calibrator can measure loop power supply voltages
up to 28 v d