FLUKE 724 Temperature Calibrator
Everything you need to troubleshoot and calibrate temperature sensors and transmitters
The Fluke 724 is powerful yet easy-to-use temperature calibrator that sources and measures 10 thermocouple types, and 7 RTD types, plus volts and ohms. It also measures mA while simultaneously supplying loop power to the transmitter. Use it to test and calibrate almost any temperature instrument, so you only need one tool to expertly test all the temperature sensors and transmitters in your plant.
The Fluke 724 even handles high-speed pulsed RTD circuits and provides loop power. The dual-line measure/source display lets you source temperature and view loop current at the same time. And with its simple, “no menus” controls, you’ll be able to get all your testing done faster. Whether you’re performing fast linearity tests using the 25% and 100% step functions, or performing a remote test using the auto step or auto ramp feature the Fluke 724 will help you get the job done.
Built to help you work quickly
With its compact, easy-to-carry streamlined shape, the Fluke 724 also features a bright backlit display that lets you work in low light conditions. The large battery capacity (four AA alkaline batteries) gives you long runtimes, and the easy-to-access battery door makes it quick to change out batteries when necessary. All this in a rugged, reliable package designed to stand up to field use.
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Accuracy
The standard-accuracy sensor (“S” model) reads temperature to ±0.25 °C over its calibrated range of 15 °C to 35 °C. Relative humidity readings are to ±2% RH from 20% RH to 70% RH.
All DewK sensors come with NVLAP accredited certificates of calibration for both temperature and humidity, complete with data and NIST traceability.
Ethernet and wireless capability
With its built-in Ethernet RJ45 jack, multiple DewKs can be monitored from the same screen using Log Ware III client-server software. Ethernet also gives you the possibility for remote connectivity over the internet, so you can monitor critical conditions while you’re away.
Cables running along the floor can be a safety hazard, and cables hanging from the ceiling and walls are an eyesore. With the DewK, simply connect your computer through an RF modem up to 100 ft away, without the clutter of all the extra cables.
If you need a printout, send data to a printer through the RS-232 interface in real time.
Math and statistical functions
In addition to temperature and humidity, the DewK calculates dew point, heat index, and rates of change for both temperature and humidity. Min, max, and a variety of other statistics are also calculated and can be shown on-screen. Daily summary statistics, including min, max, and maximum rates of change are stored for the most recent sixty days.
Calibrated sensors
With inputs for two sensors, each measuring both temperature and relative humidity, one DewK can monitor two locations at the same time. Both sensors can be run via extension cables to remote locations up to 100 feet away, or one sensor can be directly mounted to the top of the DewK.
Each sensor is calibrated for both temperature and humidity by Fluke Calibration. The calibration constants assigned to the sensors reside in a memory chip located inside the sensor housing, so sensors may be used interchangeably between different DewKs, and the recalibration of sensors doesn’t require an accompanying DewK.
Sensors may also be assigned a unique identifier (up to 16 characters) to facilitate record keeping by matching the sensor identifier with the collected data. Each DewK ships with one sensor, with additional sensors available directly from your local Fluke Calibration sales representative, or directly from Fluke Calibration. Spare sensors may also be purchased from Fluke Calibration as a kit, which includes a case for the sensor, a wall mounting bracket, and a 25-foot extension cable.
Memory
The DewK has enough on-board memory to store up to 400,000 date- and times stamped data points. That’s two years’ worth of data for both measurements from two sensors if readings are taken every ten minutes!
Alarms and battery backup
Alarm settings can be set up quickly in the DewK based on temperature, the rate of change in temperature, RH, the rate of change in RH, and instrument fault conditions. Alarms can be both visual (flashing display) and audible (beeping). Likewise, alarm settings can be set up and events triggered in Log Ware III. The DewK is also equipped with a 0 to 12 volt alarm output that can trigger a process control system.
A backup battery shuts down the DewK’s display but maintains measurements for up to 16 hours in the event of a power failure.
Large, easy-to-read display
Want to view data from across the room? Want to view data from two temperature and two humidity inputs simultaneously? Want to view data graphically, statistically, or both? At the same time?! The DewK does everything you could want—or at least everything we could think of. Up to sixteen different display setups can be stored and recalled at the touch of a single button. And all 16 can be easily modified, so you get exactly what you want.
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Temperature CalibratorsFLUKE Calibration 9100S Handheld Dry-Well
- Temperature ranges from –10°C to 375°C.
- Accuracy to ±0.25°C, with stability of ±0.05°C at 0°C.
- Equipped with an RS-232 interface for connectivity.
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Temperature CalibratorsFLUKE Calibration 9103/9140 Field Dry-Well
Portable, fast, and accurate temperature sources for on-site calibration
Exceptional Performance in a Compact Design
The Fluke 9103 and 9140 Field Dry-Wells outperform the competition in nearly every category—performance, size, weight, ease of use, calibration simplicity, software integration, and price.
Each unit features:
- Adjustable heating and cooling rates via the front panel
- Thermal switch actuation testing
- Multiple-hole inserts for compatibility with a wide range of probe sizes
Fast Calibration with Minimal Downtime
- Units are easy to calibrate without opening the case, reducing maintenance costs and downtime
- All units include a NIST-traceable calibration certificate at no additional charge
- Factory-tested for accuracy and reliability before shipment
Software Integration
Fluke’s Interface-it software supports:
- Set-point and ramp rate control
- Real-time temperature logging
- Electronic strip chart creation
- Thermal switch test automation with data collection
- Windows-based interface with intuitive graphical controls
Whether you need basic control or full automation, Fluke has a software solution ready.
Fluke 9103 – Low-Temperature Field Dry-Well
- Temperature Range: Down to –25 °C (actual, not below ambient)
- Stability: ±0.02 °C
- Display Accuracy: ±0.25 °C across full range
- Speed:
- Reaches 0 °C in 8 minutes
- Reaches 100 °C in 6 minutes
Key Advantage:
Many competitors advertise –45 °C below ambient, which only reaches around –20 °C. The 9103 delivers a true –25 °C in standard room conditions—no walk-in freezer required.
Insert Options:
Choose from four removable inserts to suit your calibration needs:
- Insert A: One well each from 1/16” to 1/2”
- Insert B: Two wells each of 3/8”, 1/4”, and 3/16” (ideal for comparison calibrations)
- Insert C: Six 1/4” wells for multiple probe calibrations
- Insert D: Three pairs of metric-sized wells
Fluke 9140 – Mid-Temperature Field Dry-Well
- Temperature Range: 35 °C to 350 °C
- Stability: ±0.05 °C or better
- Uniformity:
- 0.1 °C in small-diameter wells
- 0.4 °C in largest-diameter wells
- Speed: Reaches max temperature in 12 minutes
- Size: Weighs only 6 lbs, easily portable with one hand
- Display Accuracy: ±0.5 °C
For improved calibration accuracy, use an external thermometer alongside the built-in display.
Insert Options:
Three removable inserts available to accommodate various probe sizes.
Why Choose the 9103 or 9140?
Model Temperature Range Stability Display Accuracy Key Benefits 9103 –25 °C to 110+ °C ±0.02 °C ±0.25 °C True sub-ambient performance without freezer 9140 35 °C to 350 °C ±0.05 °C ±0.5 °C Light, fast, and ideal for field portability Both models are:
- Reliable for industrial and lab environments
- Versatile with multiple insert options
- Backed by Fluke’s proven calibration technology
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Temperature CalibratorsFLUKE Calibration 9143 Field Metrology Well
Built-in features to address large workloads and common applications
Whether you need to calibrate 4-20 mA transmitters or a simple thermostatic switch, a Field Metrology Well is the right tool for the job. With three models covering the range of –25 °C to 660 °C, this family of Metrology Wells calibrates a wide range of sensor types. The optional process version (models 914X-X-P) provides a built-in two-channel thermometer readout that measures PRTs, RTDs, thermocouples, and 4-20 mA transmitters which includes the 24 V loop supply to power the transmitter.
Each process version accepts an ITS-90 reference PRT. The built-in readout accuracy ranges from ±0.01 °C to ±0.07 °C depending on the measured temperature. Reference PRTs for Field Metrology Wells contain individual calibration constants that reside in a memory chip located inside the sensor housing, so sensors may be used interchangeably. The second channel is user-selectable for 2-, 3-, or 4-wire RTDs, thermocouples, or 4-20 mA transmitters. For comparison calibration, don’t hassle with carrying multiple instruments to the field. Field Metrology Wells do it all as a single instrument.
Traditionally, calibrations of temperature transmitters have been performed on the measurement electronics, while the sensor remained uncalibrated. Studies have shown, however, that typically 75% of the error in the transmitter system (transmitter electronics and temperature sensor) is in the sensing element. Thus, it becomes important to calibrate the whole loop—both electronics and sensor.
The process option of Field Metrology Wells makes transmitter loop calibrations easy. The transmitter sensor is placed in the well with the reference PRT and the transmitter electronics are connected to the front panel of the instrument. With 24 V loop power, you are able to power and measure the transmitter current while sourcing and measuring temperature in the Field Metrology Well. This allows for the measurement of as-found and as-left data in one self-contained calibration tool.
All Field Metrology Wells allow for two types of automated thermostatic switch test procedures—auto or manual setup. Auto setup requires the entry of only the nominal switch temperature. With this entry, it will run a 3-cycle calibration procedure and provide final results for the dead band temperature via the display. If you need to customize the ramp rate or run additional cycles, the manual setup allows you to program and run the procedure exactly how you would like. Both methods are fast and easy and make testing temperature switches a virtual joy!
Metrology performance for high-accuracy measurements
Unlike traditional dry-wells, Field Metrology Wells maximize speed and portability without compromising the six key metrology performance criteria laid out by the EA: accuracy, stability, axial (vertical) uniformity, radial (well-to-well) uniformity, loading, and hysteresis. All criteria are important in ensuring accurate measurements in all calibration applications. Field Metrology Well displays are calibrated with highquality traceable and accredited PRTs. Each device (process and non-process versions) comes with an IEC-17025 NVLAP-accredited calibration certificate, which is backed by a robust uncertainty analysis that considers temperature gradients, loading effects, and hysteresis. The 9142 and 9143 have a display accuracy of ±0.2 °C over their full range, and the 9144 display accuracy ranges from ±0.35 °C at 420 °C to ±0.5 °C at ±660 °C. Each calibration is backed with a 4:1 test uncertainty ratio.
New control technology guarantees excellent performance in extreme environmental conditions. The 9142 is stable to ±0.01 °C over its full range and the mid-range 9143 is stable from ±0.02 °C at 33 °C and ±0.03 °C at 350 °C. Even at 660 °C, the 9144 is stable to ±0.05 °C. But this is not all! Thermal block characteristics provide radial (well-towell) uniformity performance to ±0.01 °C. Dual-zone control helps these tools achieve axial uniformity to ±0.05 °C at 40 mm (1.6 in).
Automation and documentation make each unit a turnkey solution
So you now have a precision calibration instrument that has field-ready characteristics, accredited metrology performance, built-in two-channel thermometry, and automation— what else could you ask for? How about all this and a turnkey solution that will automate and document the results?
The process versions of Field Metrology Wells have onboard non-volatile memory for documentation of up to 20 tests. Each test can be given a unique alphanumeric ID and will record block temperature, reference temperature, UUT values, error, date, and time. Each test can be easily viewed via the front panel. Use the 1586A Super-DAQ to automate temperature sensor calibration with these Field Metrology Wells.
Operation is as easy as 1-2-3
You’ll find Field Metrology Wells intuitive and easy to use. Each unit is equipped with a large, easy-to-read LCD display, function keys, and menu navigation buttons. Its “SET PT.” button makes it straightforward and simple to set the block temperature. Each product has a stability indicator that visually and audibly tells you the Field Metrology Wells is stable to the selectable criteria. Each unit offers preprogrammed calibration routines stored in memory for easy recall, and all inputs are easily accessible via the front panel of the instrument. Never buy a temperature calibration tool from a company that only dabbles in metrology (or doesn’t even know the word). Metrology Wells from Fluke are designed and manufactured by the same people who equip the calibration laboratories of the world’s leading temperature scientists. These are the people around the world who decide what a Kelvin is! We know a thing or two more about temperature calibration than the vast majority of the world’s dry-well suppliers. Yes, they can connect a piece of metal to a heater and a control sensor. But we invite you to compare all our specs against the few that they publish. (And by the way, we meet our specs!).
Small dry wells for big field applications
The 9142, 9143, 9144 Field Metrology Wells extend high performance to the industrial process environment by maximizing portability, speed, and functionality with little compromise to metrology performance.
Field Metrology Wells are packed with functionality and are remarkably easy to use. They are lightweight, small, and quick to reach temperature set points, yet they are stable, uniform, and accurate. These industrial temperature loop calibrators are perfect for performing transmitter loop calibrations, comparison calibrations, or simple checks of thermocouple sensors. With the “process” option, there is no need to carry additional tools into the field. This optional built-in two-channel readout reads resistance, voltage, and 4–20 mA current with 24 volt loop power. It also has on-board automation and documentation. Combined, the three models (9142, 9143, and 9144—each with a “process” option) cover the wide range of –25 °C to 660 °C.
High performance for the industrial environment
Field Metrology Wells are designed for the industrial process environment and fast speed to temperature. They weigh less than 8.2 kg (18 lb) and have a small footprint, which makes them easy to transport.
Field environment conditions are typically unstable, having wide temperature variations. Each Field Metrology Well has a built-in gradient-temperature compensation (patent pending) that adjusts control characteristics to ensure stable performance in unstable environments. In fact, all specifications are guaranteed over the environmental range of 13 °C to 33 °C.
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