Fluke 7103-TR-156 Offers
Perfect for liquid-in-glass and bimetal thermometers, problems of fit and immersion are virtually eliminated by using a fluid medium rather than a dry-block calibrator. Featuring an impressive range of 95 to 392°F (35 to 200°C), the Micro-Bath has RS-232 ports, comes with the Interface-it software, and can be used with MET/TEMP II software.
Features
World’s smallest portable calibration baths can be transported with the fluid in them
Stable to ±0.03°C or better, depending on the fluid you use
Uniformity is ±0.02°C or better for low uncertainties using a reference thermometer
Display accuracy has been improved to ±0.25°C for quick calibrations without a reference thermometer
With a 1.9″ (48mm) diameter, 5.5″ (140mm) deep tank, user can calibrate any type of sensor including short, square, or odd-shaped sensors
Problems of fit and immersion are virtually eliminated by using a fluid medium rather than a dry-block calibrator
Perfect for liquid-in-glass and bimetal thermometers
All models have RS-232 ports, come with Interface-it software, and can be used with MET/TEMP II software
Also included are contacts to calibrate a thermal switch, eight set-point memory storage, ramp-rate adjust, and over-temperature safety cutout
Cold Micro-baths are CFC-free as well as compressor-free
Applications
Laboratory
Education
R&D
Calibration Labs
Field CalibrationFluke 7103-TR-156 Offers
Perfect for liquid-in-glass and bimetal thermometers, problems of fit and immersion are virtually eliminated by using a fluid medium rather than a dry-block calibrator. Featuring an impressive range of 95 to 392°F (35 to 200°C), the Micro-Bath has RS-232 ports, comes with the Interface-it software, and can be used with MET/TEMP II software.
Features
World’s smallest portable calibration baths can be transported with the fluid in them
Stable to ±0.03°C or better, depending on the fluid you use
Uniformity is ±0.02°C or better for low uncertainties using a reference thermometer
Display accuracy has been improved to ±0.25°C for quick calibrations without a reference thermometer
With a 1.9″ (48mm) diameter, 5.5″ (140mm) deep tank, user can calibrate any type of sensor including short, square, or odd-shaped sensors
Problems of fit and immersion are virtually eliminated by using a fluid medium rather than a dry-block calibrator
Perfect for liquid-in-glass and bimetal thermometers
All models have RS-232 ports, come with Interface-it software, and can be used with MET/TEMP II software
Also included are contacts to calibrate a thermal switch, eight set-point memory storage, ramp-rate adjust, and over-temperature safety cutout
Cold Micro-baths are CFC-free as well as compressor-free
Applications
Laboratory
Education
R&D
Calibration Labs
Field Calibration
Fluke 7103-TR-156 Specifications
Range
-30 to 125°C (-22 to 257°F)
Accuracy
±0.25°C
Stability
±0.03°C at -25°C (oil, 5010)
±0.05°C at 125°C (oil, 5010)
Uniformity
±0.02°C
Resolution
0.01°C/F
Operating Temperature
5 to 45°C (41 to 113°F)
Heating Time
77 to 212°F (25 to 100°C): 35 minutes
Cooling Time
77 to 13°F (25 to –25°C): 45 minutes
Display
LED, Switchable °C or °F
Cooling
Fan and thermal electric devices (TED)
Fault Protection
Sensor burnout and short protection
Power
94 – 234 VAC (±10%), 50/60 Hz, 400 W
Well Size
2.5 x 5.5″ deep (64 x 139 mm) (access opening is 1.9″ (48 mm) in diameter)
Dimensions
9 x 13.2 x 10.5″ (23 x 34 x 26 cm)
Weight
22 lbs (10 kg) with fluid
Safety
Overvoltage (Installation) Category II, Pollution Degree 2 per IEC 61010-01
Fuse Rating
250 V 5 A F (fast acting) No User Serviceable Parts
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What’s included with the Fluke 7103-TR-156
Stir Bar
Power Cord
RS-232 Interface
Instrument Control Software
NIST-traceable Calibration
Transport Seal Lid
2082-M Test Lid
Webinar: Temperature Calibrations with Fluke
We understand the importance of the performance of temperature and pressure instruments in your business as often being critical when trying to optimize operations, product quality or to ensure proper functioning of safety systems. As such, we’ve teamed up with Fluke to offer you a series of two webinars on this topic. The first will provide valuable information to help you identify temperature calibration improvements in your business. The second will focus on identifying pressure calibration improvements.
Let’s start with Temperature Calibrations… This valuable one-hour Fluke seminar will give you the knowledge to quickly identify improvements to your temperature calibrations and associated workflows. Providing you with key insights when reviewing your temperature calibration workload and highlights the latest “best practices”, methods and tools that will allow you to maximize results when testing the most common temperature instruments.
During this 1-hour webinar, we’ve covered:
• Temperature calibration – an overview and review
• Workload and applications checklist
• Identify, isolate and eliminate common sources of error
• Best practices and tech tips
• Using technology for workflow improvements
• How to maximize your results
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