Spesifikasi Fluke 754

 

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The Fluke 754 documenting Process Calibrator-HART: Work smarter. Work faster.

The 753 and 754, 743 and 744 work with the Fluke software, and with popular programs from Honeywell Meridium, Emerson, Cornerstone, Yokogawa, Prime Technologies, Intergraph and others. It allows you to create procedures, instructions, and action lists to deliver fast, easy documentation.

 

 

Work smarter. Work faster.

The 754 is a power multifunction documenting calibrator that lets you download procedures, lists, and instructions created with software-or upload data for printing, archiving, and analysis. The 754 also features a powerful built in HART® interface capable of performing nearly all the day-to-day tasks you now perform with a separate communicator. Measure volts, mA, RTDs, thermocouples, frequency, and ohms to test sensors, transmitters and other instruments Source/simulate volts, mA, thermocouples, RTDs, frequency, ohms, and pressure to calibrate transmitters Power transmitters during test using loop supply with simultaneous mA measurement Measure/source pressure using any of 29 Fluke 700Pxx Pressure Modules Create and run automated as-found/as-left procedures to satisfy quality programs or regulations. Record and document results Holds up to a full week of downloaded procedures and calibration results. Use many features like autostep, custom units, user entered values during test, one-point and two-point switch testing, square root DP flow testing, programmable measurement delay etc. Easy to use Three year warranty Bright white dual display. Read both sourced and measured parameters simultaneously. Multi lingual interface Rechargeable Li-Ion battery for 10 hour uninterrupted use. Includes gas gauge. Handling of fast pulsed RTD transmitters and PLCs, with pulses as short as 1 ms. Delivered with DPC/Track Sample software. Compatible with many Asset Management software packages. HART Capabilities The 754 is designed to take on nearly all the day-to-day tasks you now perform with a separate communicator. In fact, it offers the communication capabilities of the 375 HART communicator. Requires no external box or second tool for everyday HART calibration and maintenance. Offers fast HART communication. Supports popular models of HART transmitters, with more devise-specific command support than any other HART field calibrator. Works with multiple masters, burst mode, and multi-drop configurations. Is easy to update as additional instruments are added and new HART versions are released. Interrogate to determine device type, manufacturer, model, tag. Reconfigure the sensor mapping of dual sensor temperature transmitters. Read HART PV function and smart transmitter digital output while measuring analog mA output. Read and write HART configuration functions to make field adjustments to PV range points, damping, and other top-level configuration settings. Re-label smart transmitters by reading and writing to the HART tag field.   Versatile HART Protocol support Manufacturer Pressure instruments Temperature instruments Coriolis instruments ABB/Kent-Taylor 600T 658T1   ABB/Hartmann & Braun Contrans P1, AS 800 Series     Endress & Hauser CERABAR S, CERABAR M, DELTABAR S TMT 1221,TMT 1821, TMT 1621   Foxboro Eckardt   TI/RTT201   Foxboro/Invensys I/A Pressure     Fuji FCX FCXAZ FRC   Honeywell ST3000 STT25T1, STT25H1   Micro Motion     2000 2000 IS 9701 9712 9739 Moore Products   3441   Rosemount 1151 2088 3001C 3051, 3051S 3044C 644 3144 3244, 3144P   Siemens SITRANS P DS SITRANS P ES     SMAR LD301 TT3011   Viatran I/A Pressure     Wika UNITRANS T32H1   Yokogawa EJA YTA 110, 310  and 320   1Sensor Trim not supported The 754 supports the commands contained in HART protocol Version 5.7. With 2 MB of memory, the 754 supports a substantial set of HART instructions: Universal commands provide functions that are implemented in all field devices, for example, read manufacturer and device type, read primary variable (PV), or read current output and percent of span. Common practice commands provide functions that are common to many but not all field devices, for example read multiple variables, set damping time, or perform loop test. Device-specific commands provide functions that are unique to a particular field device, for example sensor trim.