Fluke PCT Catalogue 2020

PORTABLE PRESSURE CALIBRATOR 3130

AIR SUPPLY 330 PSI MAX (2.3 MPa)

OUTPUT

FILTER

-12 PSI TO 300 PSI (-8 kPa TO 2 MPa)

CLOSED

EXTERNAL PRESSURE MODULE

CLOSE VALVE BEFORE OPERATING PUMP

PRESSURE SENSOR

SUPPLY METERING VALVE

F1

F2

F3

ISOLATION VALVE

PRESSURE

VACUUM

+

VENT

PUMP

TECH TIPS

VENT

HOME

FINE ADJUSTMENT

VENT LINE BEFORE MAKING SELECTION CAUTION

ZERO

PUMP

FINE ADJUSTMENT

LOOP

V mA SWITCH TEST COM

24 V DC

CHARGE

FLUKE CORPORATION EVERETT, WA USA www.flukecal.com

SERIAL NO.

30V MAX

16V DC 5.6 A

• Inaccurate calibration equipment will only degrade the performance of the transmitter. • Manufacturers recommend using precise calibration equipment under stable, ambient conditions for best results. • Commission transmitters at the bench so security settings and protection for failure modes can be set before exposing transmitter electronics to factory conditions.

To perform the test:

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7

Connect the transmitter test hose from the calibrator to the transmitter

Connect the mA measurement jacks of the calibrator to the transmitter

Set the pressure/vacuum selection knob to the necessary function

Close the vent knob and supply metering valve

Apply pressure or vacuum from the pump by holding down the pump button and release when the necessary pressure is reached

Correct the pressure with the fine pressure adjustment

Read the reference pressure and the current output of the transmitter from the display

Repeat for all test points. If the measured mA signal at the test points is found within tolerance the test is complete. If not, then adjustmentis required

STEP 8

Additional resources For more in depth information about this application check out these videos and application notes from Fluke.

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Pressure Applications

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