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Sep 15, 2014 - 02:36 PM
We have never calibrated a pv350 in house.
Fluke will do it for about $100-$150.
Fluke will do it for about $100-$150.
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Sep 16, 2014 - 08:36 AM
The pv350 manual covers how to calibrate a pv350:
http://media.fluke.com/documents/pv350___iseng0500.pdf
Calibration requires Pressure Reference, Pressure Source, DMM.
The manual also explains how to verify calibration.
How to Verify Calibration 1. Connect the sensor (transducer) to a pressure calibration standard, and plug the module into the DMM. 2. Be sure the system is vented, then zero the module. 3. Enter the pressure settings shown in Table 2 and check for the indicated readings
http://media.fluke.com/documents/pv350___iseng0500.pdf
Calibration requires Pressure Reference, Pressure Source, DMM.
The manual also explains how to verify calibration.
How to Verify Calibration 1. Connect the sensor (transducer) to a pressure calibration standard, and plug the module into the DMM. 2. Be sure the system is vented, then zero the module. 3. Enter the pressure settings shown in Table 2 and check for the indicated readings
Source: Fluke
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