Fluke 719-100G Electric Pressure Calibrator Kit with Hose Kit, TL75 Leads and Yellow Holster

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Fluke 719-100G Electric Pressure Calibrator Kit with Hose Kit, TL75 Leads and Yellow Holster

Product Overview

The Fluke 719-100G is a handheld electric pressure calibrator from Fluke Calibration, engineered for instrumentation technicians who must generate, measure and verify pressure without carrying a separate hand pump, reference gauge and loop calibrator into the field. At the heart of the Fluke 719-100G is an integrated electric pump that delivers up to 120 psi (8 bar) at the touch of a button, so a transmitter, switch or gauge can be calibrated with one hand while the other hand holds the test lead or the process connection. Within the Fluke 719 family of portable pressure tools, this 100 psi variant is the mid-range workhorse: it covers -12 to 120 psi (-850 mbar to 8 bar) with a display resolution of 0.01 psi, which makes it broad enough for general process loops yet fine enough for low-pressure differential and level applications.

Beyond pressure, the Fluke 719-100G is also a full-function loop calibrator. It measures, sources and simulates 0 to 24 mA DC with 0.015% of reading accuracy and supplies 24 V DC loop power, so a technician can energize a transmitter, read its output and compare it against the simultaneously displayed pressure value in a single setup. The dual-parameter LCD removes the guesswork of juggling two instruments, and built-in functions such as switch test, percent error, mA percent, min/max and damping turn routine procedures into repeatable, documented results. Because it accepts any of the 29 Fluke 700Pxx pressure modules through its external module port, the Fluke 719-100G also scales beyond its internal sensor when a job calls for higher or specialized ranges.

Weighing only 912 g and running on two 9 V alkaline batteries for roughly a full working day, the Fluke 719-100G is positioned as the everyday field standard for process plants, service contractors and calibration labs. Its value lies in collapsing a multi-tool calibration kit into one rugged, yellow-holstered instrument: fewer connections to leak, fewer instruments to recertify, and fewer minutes spent per device under test.

Description

Technical Specifications

Parameter Name	Parameter Value
Product Model	Fluke 719-100G (Fluke-719 100G, 100 psi / 7 bar)
Manufacturer	Fluke (Fluke Calibration, Fluke Corporation)
Product Type	Handheld electric pressure calibrator with integrated electric pump
Pressure Measurement Range	-12 to 120 psi (-850 mbar to 8 bar)
Pressure Resolution	0.01 psi (1 mbar)
Pressure Accuracy	±0.025% of range (6-month cycle); ±0.035% of range (1-year cycle)
mA Measure / Source / Simulate	0 to 24 mA DC, 0.001 mA resolution, ±0.015% of reading + 2 counts
Maximum Loop Load	1000 Ω (750 Ω in HART resistor mode)
Loop Power Supply	24 V DC, ±10%
Electric Pump Performance	Max. generation 120 psi (8 bar); to 30 psi in <15 s, to 100 psi in <45 s with 1 m of 1/8 in hose
Pump Service Life	5,000 cycles between rebuilds; 20,000 calibration cycles total life
Engineering Units	psi, bar, mbar, kPa, kg/cm², inH₂O (4 °C / 20 °C), cmH₂O, inHg, mmHg
Process / Pressure Connection	1/8 in female NPT; supports external 700Pxx pressure modules (29 models)
Electrical Connection	Standard banana jacks (mA, COM); HART resistor mode selectable
Display	Dual-parameter LCD showing pressure and electrical value simultaneously
Power Supply	Two 9 V alkaline batteries; approx. 12 h (12 mA into 500 Ω, 200 pump cycles to 100 psi)
Dimensions (H x W x L)	60 x 87 x 210 mm (2.19 x 3.41 x 8.28 in)
Weight	912 g (2 lb)
Operating / Storage Temperature	-10 °C to 55 °C operating; -30 °C to 60 °C storage
Safety & EMC	CSA C22.2 No. 1010.1:1992; EN50082-1:1992 and EN55022:1994 Class B; CAT I; 1 m drop tested
Warranty	Three years for the instrument, one year for the pump

Main Features and Advantages

One-handed electric pumping: The defining advantage of the Fluke 719-100G is its built-in electric pump, which reaches 30 psi in under 15 seconds and 100 psi in under 45 seconds with the standard 1 m test hose. Instead of squeezing a hand pump hundreds of times, the technician presses a button, watches the value climb and uses the free hand to adjust fittings or hold the device under test. A programmable pump limit adds a second layer of value: the user sets a maximum pressure and a “pump to” target, so the instrument stops automatically, which protects sensitive transmitters from over-pressurization and makes repeated setpoint tests consistent from one device to the next.

Fine mechanical control: Pressure calibration lives or dies on the last 0.1% of the approach, and the Fluke 719-100G addresses this with a precision pressure adjust vernier and a variable release rate bleed valve. The vernier allows minute pressure changes near a test point, while the bleed valve lets pressure fall smoothly instead of in steps, so switch trip and reset points can be bracketed tightly and deadband measured with confidence. The result is cleaner as-found / as-left data and fewer repeat runs.

Electrical capability that matches the pressure side: With 0.015% mA accuracy on measure, source and simulate, plus 24 V loop supply and a selectable HART resistor mode, the Fluke 719-100G handles P/I transmitter calibration, I/P and valve positioner testing, 4-20 mA loop troubleshooting and live transmitter powering without a second box. Sourcing mA while reading pressure is exactly the sequence needed for I/P and control valve verification, and the switch test function captures set, reset and deadband directly.

Field durability and low ownership cost: The cleanout port design is a genuinely practical Fluke touch — moisture and process debris that would normally kill a pump can be flushed out without disassembly or a repair ticket. Combined with a 5,000-cycle rebuild interval, 20,000-cycle pump life, a 1 m drop rating and a protective yellow holster, the Fluke 719-100G is built for daily service rather than occasional bench use, and its three-year instrument warranty reflects that intent.

Application Field

In oil and gas, petrochemical and refining service, the Fluke 719-100G is used for field calibration of pressure and differential pressure transmitters on separator skids, compressor suction lines, fuel gas headers and wellhead panels, where the 100 psi span matches the majority of installed instruments. Technicians connect the 1/8 in NPT fitting, pump to the five test points with the programmable limit, and record as-found error before trim, all without shutting down the loop because the internal 24 V supply keeps the transmitter alive during measurement.

In water and wastewater, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical plants, the Fluke 719-100G supports sanitary and utility pressure loops: filter differential pressure, pump discharge pressure, tank level by hydrostatic head, and the air supply ranges that drive pneumatic valves and I/P converters. The switch test and bleed-valve control are particularly useful for verifying the trip points of pressure switches that protect pumps and boilers, a task that is difficult with a coarse hand pump because the switch changes state before the operator can stabilize the reading.

For power generation, HVAC and general manufacturing, the Fluke 719-100G serves commissioning and preventive maintenance teams who must validate thousands of analog points against a DCS or PLC. Sourcing mA into the analog input card while reading pressure locally isolates whether an indicated deviation comes from the transmitter, the loop wiring or the controller scaling. Maintenance contractors and calibration service providers also value the external module port: when a job requires a range beyond 8 bar, the same Fluke 719-100G becomes the pump, display and loop interface for a 700Pxx module, so one tool covers the whole shift rather than a bag full of instruments.