Loop Calibrator

Key Features:

1. Current Measurement and Simulation:
   • Measure and Simulate: Loop calibrators can measure the current flowing through a loop and simulate a specific current to test and calibrate devices within the loop.
2. Voltage Measurement:
   • Voltage Capability: Some loop calibrators also have the capability to measure and simulate voltage signals in addition to current.
3. mA and Voltage Source:
   • mA Source: The loop calibrator can act as a current source, providing a known current in the loop for testing and calibration.
   • Voltage Source: It can also act as a voltage source, providing a known voltage for testing and calibration.
4. Precision and Accuracy:
   • High Accuracy: Loop calibrators are designed for high accuracy to ensure precise calibration of instruments and sensors in the loop.
5. Adjustable Output:
   • Adjustable Current and Voltage: The output signal from the loop calibrator is typically adjustable, allowing users to set the desired current or voltage level for calibration.
6. Calibration of Process Instruments:
   • Pressure Transmitters, Temperature Sensors, etc.: Loop calibrators are commonly used to calibrate a variety of process instruments, including pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, flow meters, and more.
7. Measurement Display:
   • Digital Display: The calibrator features a digital display that shows the measured or simulated current/voltage, making it easy for users to read and interpret the values.
8. Safety Features:
   • Overload Protection: Some models may include features such as overload protection to prevent damage to the calibrator or connected instruments in case of excessive current or voltage.
9. HART Protocol Compatibility (Optional):
   • HART Communication: Certain loop calibrators support the Highway Addressable Remote Transducer (HART) communication protocol, allowing communication with HART-enabled devices for configuration and calibration.
10. Portable and Handheld Design:
    • Portability: Loop calibrators are often designed to be portable and handheld, allowing technicians to easily carry and use them in the field.
11. Battery Operated:
    • Battery Power: The calibrator is typically powered by batteries, providing flexibility for field use where power sources may be limited.
12. Step and Ramp Function (Optional):
    • Step Calibration: Some loop calibrators offer step and ramp functions, allowing users to simulate gradual or step changes in current or voltage for dynamic testing.
13. Current Loop Troubleshooting:
    • Fault Finding: Loop calibrators can be used for troubleshooting current loops, identifying faults, and verifying the integrity of the loop.
14. User-Friendly Interface:
    • Intuitive Controls: The calibrator is designed with a user-friendly interface, featuring intuitive controls for ease of operation.
15. Compliance with Standards:
    • Industry Standards: Our Loop Calibrator is manufactured to comply with relevant industry standards, ensuring its performance and accuracy meet established norms.