Fluke 701 Documenting Multifunction

The Fluke 701 Documenting Multifunction Process Calibrator is a handheld instrument for calibration, troubleshooting, verification, and documentation of process instrumentation. It delivers measurement and sourcing capabilities across electrical and physical parameters, serving field and plant maintenance engineers with a rugged design for demanding industrial environments. An analog display accommodates unstable measurements, while multilingual interface support enhances global deployment.

– Technical Specifications

Electrical Measurements

• DC Voltage: 110 mV to 300 V ranges with ±(0.05% of Reading + 0.005% to 0.015% of Full Scale) accuracy; 5 MΩ input impedance; 1 μV to 10 mV resolution
• AC Voltage: 1.1 V to 300 V rms with frequency-dependent accuracy (±2% at 20–40 Hz declining to ±10% at 1–5 kHz); 5 MΩ input impedance and <100 pF coupling
• DC Current: Common mode error 0.01% f.s./(Common Mode Volt)
• Resistance: 11 Ω to 11 kΩ ranges; ±(0.02% to 0.1% of Output + 0.02 to 5 Ω) accuracy; source current 3 mA dc max, 0.01 mA dc min; 30 V dc maximum input
• Frequency: Measurement to 50 kHz with ±5 Counts accuracy; amplitude range 110 mV to 300 V below 1 kHz, 0.5 V to 30 V from 1–30 kHz

Electrical Sourcing

• DC Voltage Output: 10 mA maximum output current
• DC Current Output: 24 V maximum burden voltage
• Frequency Sourcing: Squarewave, 50% duty cycle, 0–10 V pk amplitude; ±(3% of Output + 0.05 V) at 2–1099 Hz

– Key Features

• Analog display for measurement stability assessment
• Multilingual interface
• Handheld form factor with industrial-grade construction
• 5 MΩ input impedance for minimal loading

– Typical Applications

• Process instrument calibration and verification
• Field troubleshooting of electrical parameters
• Temperature and pressure transmitter validation
• Plant maintenance documentation workflows

– Compatibility & Integration

The 701 sources and measures across voltage, current, resistance, and frequency domains, enabling standalone operation or integration into broader maintenance protocols.