Oct 2, 2019
New precision mA loop calibrator from ennoLogic provides accurate signal generation and measurement capabilities in the 4-20mA current and 0-20V voltage range for testing and calibrating current loops, PLCs and other devices in energy production, aviation, HVAC and instrumentation industries.
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Eugene, United States - October 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
EnnoLogic has introduced a new Volt/mA loop process calibrator, a portable precision millivolt and 4-20 mA signal generator and meter for testing and calibrating current loops, transmitters and process devices to its line of measurement and test instruments.
The new calibrator can generate precise test voltages and currents for testing and simulating loop transmitters and other devices that measure or generate 4-20mA currents or voltages up to 20 volts. It allows the user to generate and measure voltages in two ranges: 0-100mV with 0.01mV resolution and 0-20V with 1mV resolution, both with 0.02% + 3digits accuracy.
The calibrator can also source and measure currents in the range of 0-24mA with 0.001mA resolution and 0.015% + 3 digits accuracy.
Designed to generate precise test voltages and currents, the eC380V from ennoLogic can be used to verify, calibrate and service transmitters, current loops, sensors, transducers, PLCs, controllers, panel meters, recorders and other instruments in the lab or field. It can be used for testing any device that measures or generates 4-20mA currents or 0-20V voltages. Two voltage ranges provide flexibility with high accuracy.
The eC380V can calibrate process devices or be used in the design and testing of electronics instruments by delivering accurate voltage or current reference signals.
“Professionals can rely on this new ennoLogic calibrator for testing and troubleshooting all kinds of 4 to 20 mA current loops, or wherever a precise test signal is required for sourcing mA currents or generating accurate voltages.” says Chris Johnston, ennoLogic spokesperson, “And, like all ennoLogic products, the new eC380V also carries our full 10 year warranty.”
A built-in 24V loop power supply allows the calibrator to power transmitters and loops to be tested, eliminating the need for an additional power supply and making offline current measurements in the field easy and fast.
Designed to provide highly accurate signal generation and measurement for industry professionals in energy production, HVAC, aviation and advanced instrumentation applications, the eC380V combines precision accuracy, versatility and portability for a wide range of applications.
The eC380V Volt/mA calibrator is powered by six AAA batteries (included). The package includes one eC380V calibrator, 6 AAA batteries, a carrying case, test leads, alligator clip adaptors for test leads, and a detailed user manual.
The new eC380V loop calibrator offered by ennoLogic is currently available for purchase at the ennoLogic.com website and on Amazon.com.
About ennoLogic
EnnoLogic is a brand of high-quality electronics products with a focus on measurement and test instruments. The brand’s goal is to offer reliable, accurate, high-quality technology products at affordable prices, backed by exceptional customer service and support. The ennoLogic brand was founded in 2013 in Eugene, Oregon.
Contact Info:
Name: Chris Johnston
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Organization: ennoLogic
Address: PO Box 25207, Eugene, OR 97402, United States
Phone: +1-541-525-9175
Website: https://ennoLogic.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88924296
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