Fluke 717 and Fluke 718
Pressure Calibrators

Models: 717-1G, 717-30G, 717-100G, 717-300G,
717-500G, 717-1000G, 717-1500G, 717-3000G,
717-5000G, 718-1G, 718-30G, 718-100G and 718-300G

Fluke 717   Fluke 718   Product Information Datasheet 227 KB Fluke 717 Instruction Sheet 375 KB Fluke 718 Manual 742 KB Ordering Info PDF Help

• Measure pressure and vacuum to 0.05% of full scale with internal 30 or 100 psig sensor
  • 1/8 NPT pressure fitting
  • Compatible with non-corrosive gasses and liquids
• Measure pressure to 10,000 psi/69 mPa using one of 29 Fluke 700Pxx Pressure Modules
• Measure mA with 0.025% accuracy and 0.001 mA resolution, while providing 24 volt loop power
• New built-in pressure switch test feature
• Min/Max/Hold functions

Fluke 718 Features:

• Built-in pressure/vacuum hand pump, with vernier and bleed valve
• Pressure and vacuum measurement to 0.05% of full span, using an internal pressure sensor (dry air only)

The Fluke 717 and 718 Process Calibrators offer a clear new choice in single-function calibrators. These hand-held calibrators deliver outstanding performance, durability and reliability. Offered in the rugged package, the calibrators are compact, lightweight, and easy to carry. With a push button interface similar to the multifunction Fluke 740 Series Documenting Process Calibrators, the 710s are easy to use. Each calibrator is EMI tolerant, dust and splash resistant, and features a removable battery door for quick battery changes.

Fluke 717 and Fluke 718 can address the majority of applications with their internal sensors, or can connect to a Pressure Module to address more varied applications.  These new calibrators connect with any of the Fluke 700Pxx Pressure Modules to address a wide variety of gage, differential, absolute, vacuum, and dual (compound) pressure applications. The

Measures:

• Temperature from Thermocouple output
• Temperature from RTD output
• Loop Current
• Pressure, 0.05% of full scale
• Pressure to 10,000 psi/69 mPa using one of 27 Fluke pressure modules
• Pressure, 0.05% of full scale with internal 30 psig sensor