Model CPH7000 Portable process calibrator
12 November 2024
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Model CPH7000
Portable process calibrator
Premium version
Applications
- Calibration service companies and service industry
- Measurement and control laboratories
- Quality assurance
- On-site calibration (safety also in hazardous areas)
Special features
- Manual pressure generation of -0.85 … +25 bar [12.3 ... +360 psi]
- Accuracy: 0.025 % FS (incl. calibration certificate)
- Generation/measurement of 0 ... 24 mA and voltage supply DC 24 V
- Data logger with high measuring rate and large memory
- Intrinsically safe version
Description
General information
The model CPH7000 process calibrator is a precise, portable calibrator for the calibration and checking of analogue pressure measuring instruments, pressure transmitters and process transmitters. The CPH7000 in Ex version can also be used in hazardous areas. Furthermore, pressure switches can be checked and the switching point determined. With the CPH7000, not only can transmitters be checked, but also simulated and tested.
Design
The CPH7000 optionally features an integrated reference pressure sensor and also a manual pressure generation, with which pressures of -0.85 ... +25 bar [12.3 ... +360 psi] can be generated. It is possible to simultaneously power an external transmitter via the electrical module and to measure (or also simulate) its output signal.
Functions
The calibrator offers the possibility to set calibration routines quickly and easily, but also to run preconfigured calibration routines and automatically save the measured values. Over the WIKA-Wireless interface, the completed calibration processes can be transmitted to a PC. This data can subsequently be evaluated and archived using WIKA-CAL software. Thus a completely paperless transmitter calibration is possible with just the CPH7000.
Accuracy
The CPH7000 is temperature compensated and achieves an accuracy of 0.025 % of span. In order to avoid intricate calculations, the measured values can also be displayed directly in customer-specific units.
