LR-Cal FLUID 100-45
LR-Cal FLUID 100-45-2I
Portable temperature calibration bath
-35...+140°C
Description
LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 description
The LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 portable temperature calibration bath serves as a temperature source and reference instrument in one, for testing and calibrating all types of temperature measuring instruments. Various metal block inserts are also available.
- Optimal for calibration of glass thermometers and laboratory thermometers as well as temperature sensors with not exactly cylindrical shape
- Ramp function
- Thermostat tests
- Computer-controlled calibrations via computer interface
- Homogeneous temperature distribution due to adjustable magnetic mixer
- Option: dry block inserts
Device versions
LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 device versions
The dry block temperature calibrator LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 can be supplied in two different versions:
Version LR-Cal FLUID 100-45
Standard version
Order-Code FLUID100-45
Without inputs for resistance thermometer / thermocouples
Version LR-Cal FLUID 100-45-2I
Version with 2 measuring inputs for resistance thermometers Pt 100 (2-, 3- or 4-wire) or Pt 1000 as well as thermocouples incl. cold junction compensation types B, E, J, K, N, R, S and T.
Order-Code FLUID100-45-2I
The signals from up to two external temperature sensors can also be displayed.
Extended scope of delivery:
Electrical connection cables, plugs/terminals for the electrical connections.
Accuracy (maximum deviation) of the two measuring inputs for device version "-2I": | ||||||||
Pt 100 or Pt 1000 | at -40°C: | ±0.09°C | at 0°C: | ±0.08°C | at +150°C: | ±0.11°C | at +300°C: | ±0.14°C |
Thermocouple type B | at +950°C: | ±0.97°C | at +1050°C: | ±1.03°C | at +1200°C: | ±1.12°C | ||
Thermocouple type E | at -40°C: | ±0.42°C | at 0°C: | ±0.40°C | at +350°C: | ±0.61°C | ||
Thermocouple type J | at +200°C: | ±0.52°C | at +450°C: | ±0.67°C | at +700°C: | ±0.82°C | ||
Thermocouples types K, N, R and S | at +400°C: | ±0.64°C | at +700°C: | ±0.82°C | at +1000°C: | ±1.00°C | ||
Thermocouple type T | at -40°C: | ±0.42°C | at 0°C: | ±0.40°C | at +350°C: | ±0.61°C |
Specification
LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 specification
Temperature range (at 20°C ambient temperature) | -35°C...+140°C | |
Temperature indication | Accuracy±0.15°C Resolution 0.01°/0.1° (°C or °F) |
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Stability of regulated temperature | ±0.02°C | |
Heating from ambient temperature to 140°C, incl. stabilization | approx. 40 minutes | |
Cooling from 140°C to ambient temperature, incl. stabilization | approx. 100 minutes | |
Uniformity of temperature at 40 mm insertion depth | radial: ±0.02°C at 0°C; axial: ±0.05°C | |
Calibration fluid | Silikone oil 200C5 | |
Reservoir | Depth 170 mm x diameter 45 mm | |
Power supply | 230 VAC | |
Power consumption | 350 VA | |
Interface | RS232 (USB converter available as option) | |
Fluid reservoir material | Aluminium | |
Fluid reservoir volume | approx. 500 cm³ | |
Housing material | metal | |
Weight | approx. 11 kg | |
Dimension | 160 x 360 x 350 mm | |
Order-Code (standard version) | FLUID100-45 | |
Order-Code (-2I version with 2 measuring inputs) | FLUID100-45-2I |
Scope of standard supply
LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 scope of standard supply
- Temperature micro bath LR-Cal FLUID 100-45 or LR-Cal FLUID 100-45-2I
- Spare fuses
- Cable for power supply
- Connection cable for thermostat tests
- Bottle with 500 cm³ silicone oil 47V10
- Holding device for glass thermometer
- Closing lid for transport purposes
- Carrying bag with shoulder strap
- Only for version LR-Cal FLUID 100-45-2I: Electrical connection cable, plug, screw terminals red/black for the two measuring inputs
- Factory certificate (accuracy, stability, performance)
- Operating manual EN
LR-Cal FLUID 100-N options + accessories
DAkkScertification
Option:
DAkkS certificate
For the measuring chain consisting of display of the calibrator and internal reference sensor, 6 measuring points.
Windows-PCsoftware
Accessory:
Windows-PC software Aq2Sp
incl. RS232 connection cable
(Delivery as password protected download link)
RS232 - USBconverter
Accessory:
Interface converter RS232 to USB
Extension tube
Accessory:
Extension tube
to increase the immersion depth
Total length 250 mm
Usable immersion depth 230 mm
Minimum temperature -9°C
Horizontal temperature uniformity ±0.1°C (measured 50 mm from the bottom)
Vertical temperature uniformity ±0.1°C (or ±0.15°C for temperatures below 0°C, measured 0...150 mm above the floor
When used with silicone oil 200C5:
Working range -9...+130°C
Conversion kit todry block calibrator
Dry block conversion kit
made in aluminium
Diameter 44.7 mm
Depth 175 mm
With 8 holes (drillings) mm:
3.5+4.5+4.5+6.5+6.5+6.5+8.5+10.5
Incl. tools for mounting and dismounting
Cooling coil
Accessory:
Stainless steel cooling coil
The cooling coil shortens the cooling time, and it can also shift the start of the working range of the calibrator downwards (but above 0°C). Requires fresh water connection.
Sturdy caseAluminum
Accessory:
Sturdy case made of aluminum with molded foam inserts.
Dimensions: 450 x 280 x 380 mm
Weight: 4.8 kg
Shipping dimensions: 600 x 370 x 500 mm
Soft bagwith shoulder trap
Spare part:
Carrying bag with shoulder strap
Dimensions: 410 x 220 x 380 mm
Weight: 1.45 kg
Shipping dimensions: 600 x 370 x 500 mm
(1 bag is included in the delivery of the calibrator)
Silicone oil200C5
Accessory:
Bottle with calibration medium
500 cm³
Silicone oil 200C5
for range -40...+130°C
Silicone oil47V10
Spare part:
Bottle with calibration medium
500 cm³
Silicone oil 47V10
for range -30...+150°C
(1 bottle included in the delivery of the calibrator)
Calibration liquids for LR-Cal temperature calibration baths
Basically, temperature calibration baths can be filled with three types of calibration media:
- Media that are in a liquid state at ambient temperature, e.g. oils, alcohol and water/alcohol mixtures.
- Two-phase media which become liquid at the intended temperature application range of the calibrator. These are usually mixtures of potassium and sodium salts which are powdery at ambient temperature and become liquid at temperatures between 150°C and 500°C. They are used exclusively in calibration baths specially suited for this purpose.
- Other solid substances which under certain circumstances or temperatures reach a state similar to a liquid medium, e.g. sand or aluminum powder with extremely fine grain/granularity.
DRUCK & TEMPERATUR Leitenberger GmbH does not use two-phase media for the calibration bath inserts, although their temperature range is very high.
This is because such media can be very dangerous for the user and even cause explosions.
DRUCK & TEMPERATUR Leitenberger GmbH also does not manufacture calibration bath inserts suitable for use with solid substances, e.g. aluminum powder.
This is because it is not possible to prevent 100% that corresponding powder particles get into the environment during operation of the calibrator. These media are not environmentally compatible.
The calibration media sold by DRUCK & TEMPERATUR Leitenberger GmbH for calibration bath inserts are therefore exclusively silicone oils (or glycol-water mixture.
Temperature application ranges of the various operating fluids:
Type of calibration medium (liquid) | Possible field of application (1) |
Temperature above which an extraction system should be provided (2) |
Smoke flash point (3) |
A viscosity of 10 cst exists at a temperature of (4) |
Freezing temperature (5) |
Glycol 56% + water | -40...+90°C | +70°C | >110°C | +20°C | -43°C |
Silicone oil 200C5 | -40...+130°C | +110°C | +136°C | +5°C | -65°C |
Silicone oil 47V10 | -30...+150°C | +120°C | +150°C | +20°C | -65°C |
Silicone oil 47V20 | -20...+200°C | +130°C | +230°C | +60°C | -60°C |
Silicone oil 47V50 | +30...+250°C | +140°C | +280°C | +160°C | -55°C |
Silicone oil 47V100 | +50...+270°C | +170°C | >300°C | +200°C | -55°C |
Silicone oil 47V710 | +80...+280°C | +200°C | >300°C | +150°C | -22°C |
(1) | The "possible range of use" describes the theoretical usability of the medium. However, the viscosity may be unfavorable for practical use as a calibration medium, especially in the lower part of the application range. |
(2) | At temperatures higher than those specified, the calibrator should be placed under an exhaust system, as a not inconsiderable amount of smoke may be generated. |
(3) | Above the specified temperatures, the smoke ignites (CAUTION: open fire!). |
(4) | Below the specified temperatures, the viscosity of the medium is particularly unfavorable. The viscosity value decreases as the temperature increases. For information: the viscosity of water at 23°C is 1 cst. |
(5) | Below the specified temperature, the respective medium becomes solid and thus completely unsuitable. |
The calibration media are subject to wear (degeneration), which is greater the more often and longer they have been exposed to high temperatures. Therefore, avoid unnecessarily high temperatures over an unnecessarily long period of time.