Fluke 750P27 - Pressure Module

Precise Pressure Measurement with 75X and 720 Series Calibrators

The 750P Series pressure module range is ideal for measuring relative, differential, and absolute pressure with Fluke memory process calibrators series 750 and 740, and with the 725 and 726 multifunction process calibrators.

- Reference uncertainty of 0.025%
- Characteristics over 6 months and 1 year
- Temperature compensation from 0 °C to 50 °C
- Digital communication to calibrators, without loss or analog error
- Wide range of options
- Measurement models: relative, differential, dual range, absolute, and vacuum

A Complete Range of Pressure Modules

The range of 48 modules allows for pressure calibration from 0 to 1 inH2O, 2.5 mbar to 690 bar (0 to 10,000 psi).

The standard modules have a connector and measure relative to atmospheric pressure. The differential modules have two connectors and measure the difference between the pressure applied to the upper connector with that applied to the lower connector. For each module, overpressure, range, and media compatibility are clearly indicated. All modules include an NPT connector, a metric connector (BSP), and M20 adapters. Compatible with all multifunction, pressure calibrators (specifically: Fluke 754, 752, 726, 725, 721, 719Pro, 719, 717, and older calibrators 741, 743, 744, 701, and 702).

Fast and Easy Measurements

Fluke 750P Series pressure modules are easy to use. To measure pressure, connect the module to a pressure source or manual pump, then connect the module cable to the calibrator. Generate pressure from its source, and its level will be displayed digitally on the calibrator. Pressure can be displayed in 11 units using a selection button. When stored in the memory of the 750 series process calibrators, pressure readings are timestamped and electronically stored for later retrieval. This saves time, eliminates errors, and meets quality standards and regulations.

Choose between:

- Differential pressure modules
- Relative pressure modules
- High-pressure modules
- Absolute pressure modules
- Vacuum modules
- Dual-range modules
- Reference modules