Fluke 754 [6/12] Fluke 789 processmete

Fluke 754 [6/12] Fluke 789 processmete
Why use “smart”
instrumentation?
Like most process plants, your orga-
nization is probably facing the dual
challenges of maximizing productiv-
ity while minimizing maintenance
costs. “Smart” digital transmitters
offer superior performance and reli-
ability, while saving time and effort
in maintenance and calibration.
Manufacturers of field instruments
have helped accelerate the change-
over by offering smart transmitters
at prices nearly as low as analog
units. As digital instruments using
the HART protocol quickly become
the standard, communicators and
calibrators are becoming essential
everyday tools.
What is HART?
HART, the Highway Addressable
Remote Transducer protocol, uses a
1200 baud Frequency Shift Keying
(FSK) signal to superimpose digital
information on the conventional
4-20 mA analog signal.
The Fluke 789 doubles your power giving you a
multimeter and a loop calibrator in one tool.
Key 789 features:
24 V loop power supply
HART mode setting with loop power
(adds 250 ohm resistor)
200 % larger dual display
mA drive up to 1,200 ohms
Enhanced backlight with (2) brightness settings
Improved battery power with (4) AA batteries
0 % to 100 % mA Span Check buttons to toggle
from 4 mA to 20 mA
Infrared I/O serial port compatible with
FlukeView Software
5 V measurement capability on the 4 V range
for precise 1 V to 5 V measurements
DMM designed to meet 1000 V IEC 1010
CAT III standards
Precision 1000 V, 400 mA digital multimeter
Measure ac and dc volts, ac and dc current,
resistance, continuity and frequency
True-rms ac voltage measurement
Frequency measurement to 20 kHz
20 mA dc current source/loop calibrator/simulator
Manual Step (100 %, 25 %, Coarse, Fine) plus
Auto Step and Auto Ramp
Externally accessible battery for easy battery
changes
V overload protection on V, ohms, frequency, mA
(backed up by 440 mA 1000 V fuse)
Fluke 789 ProcessMeter
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Why use the HART protocol?
HART is an industry standard de-
veloped to define the communica-
tions protocol between intelligent
field devices and a control system,
HART is the most widely used
digital communication protocol in
the process industry. More than
five million HART field instru-
ments are installed in more than
100,000 plants worldwide.
The HART protocol:
Is supported by all of the major
suppliers of process field instru-
ments supported by the HART
Communication Foundation,
an industry-wide non-profit
organization. See the
http://www.hartcomm.org
for information on the HART
standard.
Preserves present control
strategies.
Allows traditional 4-20 mA
signals and digital
communication to share the
same two-wire loops.
Provides important informa-
tion for installation and main-
tenance: Tag IDs, measured
values, range and span data,
product information and diag-
nostics.
Reduces operation costs by
making it easier
to manage and fully utilize
“smart” instrument
networks.

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