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Fluke 750P05
| Manufacturer | Fluke |
| Model | 750P05 |
| Product | Pressure Module, 0 psi to 30 psi (0 to 2 bar), (0 to 200 kPa) |
| Type | Used |
Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module
The Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module is a gage pressure module that turns the Fluke multifunction calibrator into a full-fledged pressure calibrator to measure pressure. This pressure module is highly accurate, with specifications that apply from 0 °C to 50 °C (32 °F to 122 °F), a feature that sets them apart from other pressure calibrators. Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module also extends the measurement range of Fluke pressure calibrators.
Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module is easy to use as to measure pressure, you have to connect the pressure module to a pressure source or hand pump and then connect the pressure module cable to the calibrator. Now if you apply pressure from the pressure source it will display digitally on the calibrator. At the touch of a button, the pressure may be displayed in up to 11 diffe engineering units. Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module has its own microprocessor, allowing it to run the measurement circuitry and to communicate digitally with a calibrator which eliminates errors due to poor connections and electrical interference.
Specifications for the Fluke 750P05 Pressure Module Include:
| Parameter / range | 0 to 30 psi (0 to 2 bar) |
| Burst rating | 4X |
| Reference uncertainty | ±0.0175% |
| Total uncertainty 6-month | ±0.04% |
Returns
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the item to us in its original condition within 30 days of receipt.
Returned items should be unused and must be returned in original packaging with any enclosed documentation. We will issue a full refund on receipt, excluding the original delivery charge. Alternatively, if preferred, we will exchange the item.
VAT
Prices exclude VAT. Intra-Community transactions: Under the EU VAT Directive, B2B sales of goods across EU VAT borders is VAT zero-rated.
Where VAT is charged, a rate of 23% is applied.
VAT is not charged outside of the EU.
