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820 820

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PIECAL 820 Single Channel Multifunction Process Calibrator
  • Type (Benchtop): Hand Held
  • Measure Voltage: Yes
  • Loop Voltage Min: 2 V
  • Simulate Loop Voltage: Yes
  • Loop Voltage Max: 60.0 V
  • Voltage Measurement Max: 60.0 V

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541 541

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PIE Model 541 Frequency Calibrator with Totallizer
  • Unique Features: Calibrate Flow Meters and Frequency Instruments - Generate Sine Waves, Zero based and Zero crossing Square Waves. Read with Built in Frequency counter - Measure waveforms from 0.1 - 120.oV peak-to-peak. Compatible with Process Signal Ranges - 0.001 kHzs to 20.000 kHz; 0.1 Hz to 2,000.0 Hz; 0.01 Hz to 200.00 Hz; 0.1 CPM to 2,000.0 CPM; 1 CPH to 20,000 CPH. Calibrate Totalizers - Totalize Inputs/Outputs from 1 to 99,999 counts in 0.1 to 100.0 Minutes.
  • Warranty: 3 YEARS
  • Warranty Details: 3 Year Return to factory warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
  • Comments: Replaces Discontinued Altek Models 941 and 942.
  • Safety Approval: CE
  • Storage: N/A

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541-BNC 541-BNC

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PIE 541-BNC - Frequency Calibrator with Totalizer

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PIE Frequency Calibrators

A Frequency Calibrator is used to source and read DC voltage pulses for calibration and troubleshooting problems with process instruments. Applications for calibration and troubleshooting with Frequency Calibrators include:
  • Frequency counters
  • Tachometers
  • Vibration systems
  • Flowmeters such as turbine, paddle, vortex
Selection advice for Frequency Calibrators
  • Check the maximum frequency that will be needed and compare against the calibrator specification. Most calibrators will be able to handle at least 10 kHz.
  • Consider a multifunction calibrator that includes frequency along with other capabilities like loop, temperature, and pressure calibration
  • Totalizer feature to count the pulses within a selectable time. Permits calibrating a totalizer without needing a stopwatch.
  • Look for a calibrator that can Read and Source Frequency. Not all models can do both.
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