Fluke PCT Catalogue 2020

INTRODUCTION Process pressure devices provide critical process measurement information to process plant’s control systems. The performance of process pressure instruments are often critical to optimising operation of the plant or proper functioning of the plant’s safety systems. Process pressure instruments are often installed in harsh operating environments causing their performance to shift or change over time. To keep these devices operating within expected limits requires periodic verification, maintenance and calibration. There is no one size fits all pressure test tool that meets the requirements of all users performing pressure instrument maintenance.

APPLICATION SELECTION GUIDE

719 Pro 719 718 717 700G 3130 2700G

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Deadweight Testers

Model number 754 729

Application Calibrating pressure transmitters (field) Calibrating pressure transmitters (bench) Calibrating HART Smart transmitters Documenting pressure transmitter calibrations Testing pressure switches in the field Testing pressure switches on the bench Documenting pressure switch tests Testing pressure switches with live (voltage) contacts Gas custody transfer computer tests Verifying process pressure gauges (field)

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Verifying process pressure gauges (bench) •

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Logging pressure measurements

Testing pressure devices using a reference gauge Hydrostatic vessel testing

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Leak testing (pressure measurement logging)

Products noted as “Ideal” are those best suited to a specific task. Model 754 requires the correct range 750P pressure module for pressure testing. Model 753 can be used for the same applications as model 754 except for HART device calibration. Model 725 and 726 can be used for the same applications as model 753 except for documenting and live contact testing of switches.

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Pressure Applications

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