ADT760A/S – Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator attachement

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ADT760A/S – Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator - ADT760A/S

Automated pressure generation and control to 375 psi (25 Bar)
Full HART field communicator ( -DL models only)
New contamination prevention system (CPS)
Large Smartphone Like Touchscreen User Experience
Non-PC version (ADT760S)
Fully automatic calibrator with built-in pump and controller
Switchable internal pressure modules for expandable ranges
Accuracy up to 0.01%FS
External pressure modules available (measure only)
Source pressure, measure pressure and electrical
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB communications

The Additel 760A is a high-performance automatic handheld pressure calibrator designed for precision and portability in the field. Weighing less than 4 lbs (1.8 kg), this integrated device replaces bulky manual pumps with a built-in electric pump, internal controller, and a precision pressure sensor. Optimized for instrumentation technicians, the ADT760A offers a seamless user interface via a new capacitive touch screen, allowing users to generate and control pressure by simply entering the desired setpoint. With four distinct channels, including internal pressure, external pressure (2 channels) and electrical measurement, it serves as a comprehensive tool for pressure calibration and maintenance of critical process infrastructure.

The 760A/760S-LLP is designed for low pressure calibration and comes with a build-in pressure module of your choice.

The760A/760S-D gives you differential and gauge pressure but at a higher pressure range than the 760A/760S-LLP.

The 760A/760S-MA generates and controls pressure from vacuum pressures up to 375 psig (25bar.g) with an accuracy of 0.01%FS or 0.02%FS depending on the interchangeable ADT155module used.

760A_760S_Automatic_Handheld_Pressure_Calibrators.pdf 760-user-manual.pdf

No Product Accessories.

Base Model

Pressure Range & Optional Internal Module

ADT760A/S – Automatic Handheld Pressure Calibrator - ADT760A/S

ADT760A/S

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