Instrotech has announced its locally designed and manufactured Calog-Temp multi-functional temperature calibrator, a high-precision, handheld calibrator for the calibration and troubleshooting of process control instrumentation. The unit simultaneously measures and sources 10 types of thermocouples and seven resistance temperature detectors (RTDs). It measures milliamps whilst sourcing or simulating millivolts, TCs, RTDs or ohms to calibrate transmitters.
The Calog-Temp logging facility stores data on the SD card supplied, which is easily downloaded to a PC via the on-board USB port and usable in most of the common spreadsheet formats. The trend feature is ideal for graphing temperature profiles and PID controller optimisation with a programmable time base. In addition, the device has the functionality necessary to install and maintain all powered and non-powered transducers using the built-in 24 V loop power supply. The Calog-Temp is an economical solution for field and workshop calibration.
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