An assortment of 48 pressure modules can perform pressure calibrations from 0 to 1 inH20 to 10,000 psi (2.5 mBar to 690 bar).
Overpressure modules have one pressure connection and measure pressure relative to atmospheric pressure.
Differential pressure modules have two pressure connections and measure the difference between the pressure applied to the high-fitting versus the low-fitting.
Each module is clearly marked in terms of range, gauge pressure and media compatibility.
All modules have NPT, metric (BSP) and M20 adapters.
Compatible with all documenting, multifunction and pressure calibrators (including the calibrators: Fluke 754, 752, 726, 725, 721, 719Pro, 719, 717 and the older 741, 743, 744, 701 and 702).
Quick and easy measurement
Fluke 750P series pressure modules are easy to use.
If you want to measure pressure, connect the pressure module to a pressure source or hand pump, then connect the pressure module cable to the calibrator.
Apply pressure to the pressure source and this pressure is digitally displayed on the calibrator.
With one press of the head, you can display the pressure in 11 different engineering units.
When using 750-series documenting process calibrators, pressure measurements can be date-time-stamped and stored electronically for later use.
This saves time, reduces errors and supports compliance with quality standards and regulations.
Choice of:
Differential pressure modules
Overpressure modules
High-pressure modules
Absolute pressure modules
Vacuum modules
Modules with two measuring ranges
Reference modules
Key features:
Precision pressure measurement for 75X and 720 series calibrators
The 750P series pressure modules are ideal pressure modules for measuring gauge pressure, differential pressure and absolute pressure with the Fluke 750 and 740 series documenting process calibrators and with the 725 and 726 multifunction process calibrators.
0.025% reference uncertainty
Specifications for 6 months and 1 year
Temperature compensation from 0 °C to 50 °C
Digital communication with calibrators, no analogue losses or errors
Wide choice of ranges
Measuring models for gauge pressure, differential pressure, dual range, absolute pressure and vacuum