Fluke Calibrator

A Fluke calibrator for process instruments is large with lots of buttons versus the small size and easy to use interface of a PIE Calibrator. The Fluke 725 and Fluke 726 process calibrators require complicated hookups with easily lost jumper wires for RTD connections while the PIE 820 & PIE 830 use true 2, 3 & 4 wire connections. The Fluke 714, Fluke 714B thermocouple calibrators and the Fluke 724 Thermocouple/RTD calibrator require miniature thermocouple connectors to plug in wires while the PIE 422 and PIE 525B accept bare thermocouple wires under screws as well as miniature thermocouple connectors.

A Fluke calibrator for process instruments is large with lots of buttons versus the small size and easy to use interface of a PIE Calibrator. The Fluke 725 and Fluke 726 process calibrators require complicated hookups with easily lost jumper wires for RTD connections while the PIE 820 & PIE 830 use true 2, 3 & 4 wire connections. The Fluke 714, Fluke 714B thermocouple calibrators and the Fluke 724 Thermocouple/RTD calibrator require miniature thermocouple connectors to plug in wires while the PIE 422 and PIE 525B accept bare thermocouple wires under screws as well as miniature thermocouple connectors.