| Range: |
33 to 300°C
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| Resolution: |
0.1°C
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| Accuracy: |
±0.5°C (33 to 199.9°C)
±1°C (200 to 300°C)
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| Heating Time: |
Ambient to 300°C after 10 minutes
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| Well Depth: |
100 mm
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| Power: |
230 volt AC (115 volt available)
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| Dimensions: |
57 x 125 x 158mm
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| Weight: |
950 grams
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| Display: |
LED digital
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| Case Material: |
Metal
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| Country of Manufacture: |
United Kingdom
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| Guarantee: |
2 years
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| Measurement Scale: |
Celsius
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| Certification: |
FREE traceable calibration certificate
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| Other information: |
- The 3000 series thermometer calibrators are small and lightweight heat sources, ideal for checking the accuracy of digital thermometers and temperature probes. The thermometer calibrators have a temperature range of 33 to 300°C with a resolution of 0.1°C.
- These dry-well calibrators offer a high level of stability (±0.5°C) and a stabilisation time of five minutes. Plug it in, switch it on, set the verification temperature with the front panel buttons, and insert your probe into the correct size well. Compare the temperature reading of your thermometer to the display and the difference is the error.
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Q: What is the 3000 Series Dry-Well Thermocouple Calibrator used for?
A: The 3000 Series Dry-Well Thermocouple Calibrator is used to verify the accuracy of temperature probes, thermocouples, RTDs, and digital thermometers. It provides a stable and controlled heat source, allowing users to compare the reading from their instrument against the calibrator's displayed temperature.
Q: Can this dry-well calibrator be used to check both thermocouples and RTDs?
A: Yes. The calibrator generates a stable temperature source and can be used to verify a wide range of temperature sensors, including thermocouples, RTDs, and digital temperature probes, provided the sensor fits the selected well size.
Q: What calibration temperature range does the 3000 Series offer?
A: The 3000 Series Dry-Well Calibrator operates between 33°C and 300°C. This range covers many common industrial, food production, laboratory, HVAC, and process temperature calibration requirements.
Q: How accurate is the 3000 Series Dry-Well Calibrator?
A: The calibrator provides an accuracy of ±0.5°C between 33°C and 199.9°C and ±1°C between 200°C and 300°C. This makes it suitable for routine verification and calibration checks across a wide range of temperature measurement applications.
Q: How quickly does the calibrator reach its operating temperature?
A: The unit can heat from ambient temperature to 300°C in approximately 10 minutes. This rapid heat-up time helps reduce downtime and allows calibration checks to be completed efficiently.
Q: Which dry-well model should I choose for my probe diameter?
A: The correct model depends on the sensor diameter being calibrated. The 3001 supports probe diameters up to 6.35mm, the 3002 accommodates probes up to 9.6mm, and the 3003 is designed for larger probes up to 12.7mm. Selecting the correct insert size improves thermal contact and calibration stability.
Q: Is the 3000 Series suitable for on-site calibration work?
A: Yes. The unit is compact, lightweight, and weighs approximately 950g, making it suitable for both workshop use and field-based calibration activities. Its portable design allows engineers to perform temperature verification without sending instruments away for testing.
Q: How does a dry-well calibrator work?
A: A dry-well calibrator heats a metal block to a known temperature. The temperature probe is inserted into a precision-machined well within the block and allowed to stabilise. The probe reading is then compared against the calibrator temperature to determine any measurement error.
Q: When should I choose a dry-well calibrator instead of a calibration bath?
A: A dry-well calibrator is often preferred when portability, convenience, and ease of use are important. Unlike liquid calibration baths, dry-wells do not require fluids, are cleaner to operate, and are easier to transport to customer sites, production facilities, or maintenance locations.
Q: Does the 3000 Series Dry-Well Calibrator include calibration certification?
A: Yes. The unit is supplied with a free traceable calibration certificate. This provides documented evidence of calibration performance and helps support quality systems, audit requirements, and instrument verification procedures.
