Source, simulate and verify
Three series and twelve models. A sealed handheld that sources and measures loop signals, and eleven dry block calibrators from −45 °C up to 1210 °C, including a range that reads the sensor under test on its own reference channels. Filter by application, temperature range and measurement capability to narrow it down.
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| Model | Series | Temperature range | Display accuracy | Stability | Insertion depth | Electrical measurement | Link to series page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPS-925 | GPS-925 | — | 0.02% of reading | — | — | Source and measure | View series |
| DBC-150A | DBC | −20 to 150 °C | ≤±0.1 °C | ≤±0.02 °C | 165 mm | None | View series |
| DBC-150B | DBC | −30 to 150 °C | ≤±0.1 °C | ≤±0.02 °C | 160 mm | None | View series |
| DBC-650 | DBC | 50 to 650 °C | ≤±0.35 °C | ≤±0.05 °C | 150 mm | None | View series |
| DBC-1200 | DBC | 300 to 1200 °C | ≤±1.2 °C | ≤±0.2 °C | 135 mm | None | View series |
| DBC-1200B | DBC | 100 to 1200 °C | ≤±1.2 °C | ≤±0.2 °C | 135 mm | None | View series |
| DBC-A150A | DBC-A | −20 to 150 °C | ≤±0.1 °C | ≤±0.02 °C | 160 mm | 5 channels | View series |
| DBC-A150B | DBC-A | −30 to 150 °C | ≤±0.1 °C | ≤±0.02 °C | 160 mm | 5 channels | View series |
| DBC-A150C | DBC-A | −45 to 150 °C | ≤±0.1 °C | ≤±0.02 °C | 160 mm | 5 channels | View series |
| DBC-A650 | DBC-A | 50 to 650 °C | ≤±0.35 °C | ≤±0.05 °C | 150 mm | 5 channels | View series |
| DBC-A1200A | DBC-A | 300 to 1200 °C | ≤±1.2 °C | ≤±0.2 °C | 135 mm | 6 channels | View series |
| DBC-A1200B | DBC-A | 100 to 1210 °C | ≤±1.2 °C | ≤±0.2 °C | 135 mm | 6 channels | View series |
Three series
One electrical, two temperature. The difference between the two dry block ranges is whether the instrument also reads the sensor you are calibrating.
GPS-925
Multifunction Process Calibrator
A handheld that sources and measures voltage, current, millivolts, resistance, frequency, thermocouples and RTDs, so one instrument replaces a current source, a voltage source, a resistance box and a frequency meter on a site visit.
DBC Series
Dry Block Temperature Calibrators
Five dry blocks covering −30 °C to 1200 °C. The block is the reference, so RTDs, thermocouples, thermistors and liquid-in-glass sensors are checked without a stirred bath.
DBC-A Series
Advanced Dry Block Temperature Calibrators
The same dry block with a measurement front end built in. Reference PRT and thermocouple channels, mA, mV, V and resistance measurement and a 24 V loop supply, so the sensor under test is read by the instrument generating the temperature.
Four things worth settling first
Start with the temperature range
The range is fixed at manufacture on every dry block, so pick the model that spans your set points with margin at both ends. A DBC-650 cannot be re-blocked to reach 1200 °C later.
Do you need the reading as well as the source?
A plain dry block gives you a temperature. The DBC-A reads the sensor under test on its own reference channels at the same time, which is what a traceable record needs without a second instrument on the bench.
Check insertion depth against your probe
The whole sensing element and a length of stem should sit inside the uniform zone. Depths run from 135 mm to 165 mm, and the aperture pattern in the soaking block is specified when you order.
Electrical rather than temperature?
If you are calibrating transmitters, indicators and loops rather than sensors in a well, the GPS-925 handheld sources and measures the signals directly and is sealed to IP67 for site work.