FLUKE 750P04 Pressure module, 0 TO 15 psi (0 TO 1 BAR), (0 TO 100 KPA)

The Fluke 750P04 Differential Pressure Module is designed for pressure measurements ranging from 0 to 15 psi, 0 to 1 bar, or 0 to 100 kPa. It is particularly noted for its ease of use, requiring simply to be connected to a pressure source or hand pump and then to the calibrator, with the pressure displayed digitally on the calibrator. This module features a 3x burst rating and is suitable for use with dry air on both the high and low sides. The module stands out for its reference uncertainty of ±0.0175%, ensuring accurate measurements.

The 750P04 module is part of the Fluke 750P series, known for its high accuracy, which is achieved through a combination of advanced mathematics, micro-processing power, and silicon piezoresistor sensors. These sensors undergo a detailed characterization process during manufacture to ensure that each module’s unique coefficients are stored in its memory, allowing for precise pressure readings that are digitally communicated to the calibrator. This digital communication eliminates potential errors due to poor connections and electrical interference.

The module is inherently temperature-compensated from 0° to 50°C and is calibrated independently of the calibrator, allowing it to be used interchangeably with any 740, 750, or compatible 720 or 710 series calibrator without losing accuracy or traceability. It also features a rugged construction with a protective urethane overmolding and includes various adapters, a calibration certificate, and a user manual, making it a versatile and reliable choice for a wide range of pressure measurement applications​.

Fluke 750 P04 Features

• A complete family of precision pressure modules
• Covers workloads from 1 inH20 to 10,000 psi (2.5 mBar to 690 bar)
• 8 intrinsically safe models for use with Fluke 718EX or 725EX
• Reduce errors by digitally sending measurements to calibrators
• Precision measurements with reference uncertainties up to 0.01%

Fluke 750P04 Specifications: