Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator attachement

Additel

Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator - ADT760

Fully automatic calibrator with built-in pump and controller
Switchable internal pressure modules for expandable ranges
Accuracy (1 year) of 0.02%FS
External pressure modules available (measure only)
Less than 4 lbs (1.8 kg) for handheld operation
Source pressure, measure pressure and electrical 4 channels
Optional HART communications
Optional data logging and task documenting
USB, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth communication
ISO 17025-accredited calibration w/data included
Documenting process functionality option is available

The Additel 760 series Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator takes portable pressure calibration to new levels. Weighing less than 4 lbs, the ADT760’s contains a built-in pump, precision pressure sensor, internal controller and a large touch-screen color display. To generate pressure, simply key in the desired pressure and the Additel 760 will do the rest.

Each unit has four channels: one internal pressure channel for source and measure pressures, two external pressure measurement channels, and one electronic measure and source channel. This series of calibrator has three standard models with the option of adding HART communications, documentation and data logging.

The 760-LLP is designed for low pressure calibration.
The 760-D gives you differential and gauge pressure but at a higher pressure range than the than the 760-LLP.
The 760-MA generates and controls pressure from vacuum pressures up to 300 psi.

Each model of the Additel 760 series has an option incorporating documentation and communication functions turning your 760 into a multi-function documenting process calibrator. This feature provides HART communication, task documentation and data log

760_pressure_calibrator_datasheet.pdf Additel_760_Automatic_Handheld_Pressure_Calibrator_Selection_Guide.pdf

No Product Accessories.

Pressure Range & Optional Internal Module

Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator - ADT760

ADT760

Configurations