Robust portable calibrator. Capable of calibrating a wide range of measuring instruments.
The "Multi-Product Calibrator 5522A" is capable of calibrating various measuring instruments. With internal/external protection features, it protects the calibrator from damage and allows for easy field calibration. Additionally, the MET/CAL Plus calibration management software can fully automate the 5522A. For calibration personnel who need to calibrate various types of electrical equipment, the portable and cost-effective 5522A is the ideal calibrator. *For more details, please refer to the external link or feel free to contact us.*
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Main features of the 5522A: - Calibration of various electrical measuring instruments - Robust protection circuit prevents damage from human error - Improved handle design makes it easier to carry than the old model - Sturdy carrying case with handle and casters, and the front/back panels of the case are removable, allowing for on-site calibration in any environment while the instruments remain in the case *For more details, please refer to the external link or feel free to contact us.
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Fluke is the Japanese subsidiary of the American company Fluke Corporation, a manufacturer of precision electronic measuring instruments with a global sales network. We offer a wide range of field measuring instruments, including digital multimeters, thermal imaging cameras, portable oscilloscopes (4ch/2ch) with insulated inputs, clamp meters, and infrared thermometers. Each product is user-friendly, boasts excellent durability, and is ideal for troubleshooting in the field. They are essential tools for engineers and are widely used around the world. You can choose the most suitable model from Fluke's highly accurate and reliable field measuring instruments according to your needs.
