Fluke 5686, Руководство пользователя

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Glass Capsule Standard Platinum Resistance Thermometer
Before You Start
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Caution
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To avoid possible damage to the instrument, follow these guidelines.
• DO NOT remove the label from the handle. The delicate nature of the
instrument is described on the label.
• Read “Care and Handling Guidelines” before removing the SPRT from the
shipping box or case. Incorrect handling can damage the SPRT and void the
warranty.
• DO NOT subject the thermometer to any physical shock or vibration.
• Keep the shipping container in case it is necessary to ship the SPRT.
Incorrect packaging of the SPRT for shipment can cause irreparable damage.
• DO NOT subject the thermometer to temperatures above the highest
specified operating temperature.
• DO NOT expose the thermometer’s handle or cables to extreme
temperatures.
• DO NOT submerge the handle or cable in liquids.
Application
The 5686 thermometer is classified as a primary standard. A primary standard is defined in
terms of transfer of the ITS-90 from a standards laboratory to a customer’s laboratory. Primary
standards are calibrated in a standards lab using known intrinsic values. The SPRTs are designed
to meet the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation’s (NVLAP) Level I Accuracy Class.
Calibration
In order for any instrument to be used as a standard it must be calibrated. The SPRT may be
purchased calibrated or non-calibrated. Fluke Calibration has the capability of performing fixed
point calibration, or comparison calibrations traceable to NIST.
Recalibration
The recalibration of the SPRT should be scheduled according to the user’s company Quality
Assurance requirements. Normally, an SPRT is recalibrated annually. Fluke Calibration has the
capability of performing fixed point calibration, or comparison calibrations traceable to NIST.
Return Procedure
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Extreme care must be taken in shipping an SPRT. Place the thermometer in the factory provided
protective storage case. Be sure the case is latched securely. Place the protective case in the
original manufacturer’s wooden shipping crate or wooden crate with similar dimensions. Place
soft insulation on all sides of the crate to cushion the SPRT against mechanical shocks. The cover
of the crate should be attached with screws. We recommend that you label the crate as extremely
fragile. Whether the thermometer is returned for repair or warranty, please include a letter
containing the following information:
• Description of the faulty operation and circumstances of failure.
• Complete shipping instructions for the return of the thermometer to the customer.