Apps
Calibration Services and Service Industries
Measurement and Control Lab
Quality Assurance
Features
The following parameters can be measured and simulated: pressure, electrical signals (mA, mV, V, and Ω), temperature (TC and RTD), frequency, and pulse signal
Color large touch screen display, user-friendly operation interface
Internal pressure/vacuum generator
Optional: Intrinsically safe type II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb - Ambient temperature: -10 ... +50 °C
Optional: Integration with HART® components
Description
Overview
Pascal series of handheld multi-function calibrators with a variety of functions, ideal for field testing and calibration of industrial measuring instruments, typical applications include pressure sensors, temperature sensors, pressure gauges, temperature probes and other measurements Verification of the device. This series of calibrators is equipped with a memory to store calibration data. In addition, instrumentation and computer communications enable remote control and verification of quasi-report downloads.
Pascal 100 is a state-of-the-art portable multifunction calibrator for measuring and simulating the following parameters: relative pressure and absolute pressure, electrical signals (mA, mV, V and Ω), temperature (TC and RTD), frequency and pulse signal. The calibrator can also communicate with other instruments with HART® protocols through the optional HART® module.
Characteristic
The Pascal Model 100 calibrator has a large touchscreen display that is operational and easy to configure quickly. The calibrators are also available in ATEX-certified (ATEX 94/9/CE-Ex II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb - ambient temperature: -10...50°C) versions to extend the scope of the calibrator to hazardous areas. Medium (only Pascal 100/IS). In addition, 24V DC power can be used to power external sensors in the ATEX versions.
Calibration Services and Service Industries
Measurement and Control Lab
Quality Assurance
Features
The following parameters can be measured and simulated: pressure, electrical signals (mA, mV, V, and Ω), temperature (TC and RTD), frequency, and pulse signal
Color large touch screen display, user-friendly operation interface
Internal pressure/vacuum generator
Optional: Intrinsically safe type II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb - Ambient temperature: -10 ... +50 °C
Optional: Integration with HART® components
Description
Overview
Pascal series of handheld multi-function calibrators with a variety of functions, ideal for field testing and calibration of industrial measuring instruments, typical applications include pressure sensors, temperature sensors, pressure gauges, temperature probes and other measurements Verification of the device. This series of calibrators is equipped with a memory to store calibration data. In addition, instrumentation and computer communications enable remote control and verification of quasi-report downloads.
Pascal 100 is a state-of-the-art portable multifunction calibrator for measuring and simulating the following parameters: relative pressure and absolute pressure, electrical signals (mA, mV, V and Ω), temperature (TC and RTD), frequency and pulse signal. The calibrator can also communicate with other instruments with HART® protocols through the optional HART® module.
Characteristic
The Pascal Model 100 calibrator has a large touchscreen display that is operational and easy to configure quickly. The calibrators are also available in ATEX-certified (ATEX 94/9/CE-Ex II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb - ambient temperature: -10...50°C) versions to extend the scope of the calibrator to hazardous areas. Medium (only Pascal 100/IS). In addition, 24V DC power can be used to power external sensors in the ATEX versions.
The calibrator has 4 measurement channels, so up to 4 measurements can be made simultaneously. The Pascal 100 is equipped with onboard memory for storing data, which not only makes field applications more flexible, but also evaluates recorded measurements and calibration reports. In addition, the Pascal 100 features real-time communication capabilities that allow operators to use a computer for remote control in lab applications.
