Thermo-Serv PHP601 User Manual

high precision thermometer PHP 601
Resolution 0.001°C
Main applications include:
• Temperature measurements using RTDs and/or thermocouples
• Absolute or differential measurements over two channels.
• Differential thermal analysis.
• Checking the temperature stability of furnaces or baths.
• Monitoring (alarm) and temperature recording.
functions
The PHP 601 is a high accuracy, dual input thermometer suitable for use with RTDs (e.g.: Pt 100) and thermocouples. The PHP 601 is capable of storing sensor characteristics and coefficients and can scan up to 12 sensors using the model SHP 101 Scanner. Its main applications include the calibra­tion of temperature sensors. By using our CAL'EXPERT software to drive the PHP 601 thermometer, scanner and a ther­mal device such as temperature bath, dry block calibrator or oven, a complete cali­bration procedure can be performed, reports generated and certificates printed for individual sensors.
Accuracy 0.005°C Self-contained RTDs and thermocouples Dual inputs RS 232 or IEEE 488 interfaces
Resistance measurement (1) ..................................................................................
Accuracy (2)
All ranges Stability 24 hours
25 to 3 200 0.0005%Cal 0.0015% + 0.0005% 0.0030% + 0.0005%
(1) 4 wire configuration, all currents. For the 3 wire configuration, add 1m. (2) Accuracy is expressed in ± (% reading + % range) at 23°C ± 1°C.
DC voltage measurement .......................................................................................
M e a s u re m e n t
R a n g e
100 mV - 50 to + 117.5 mV 0.2 µV 0.001% + 0.4 µV 0.004% + 0.6 µV 0.008% + 0.8 µV
r a n g e R e s o l u t i o n Stability 24 hours
90 days 1 year
Accuracy (1)
90 days 1 year
(1) Accuracy is expressed in ± (% reading + nV) at 23°C ± 1°C.
Temperature coefficient 10% of accuracy/°C over 90 days.
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Temperature measurement.....................................................................................
Direct reading in mV or °C, °F or K.
- From 1 to 4 calibration points may be
entered for all types of sensors.
- Digital filter.
- Programming using either the RS 232
link (standard) or the IEEE 488 link
- Direct control of the SHP 101 scanner.
- Storage of up to 5000 measurements together with date.
- Measurements triggered by internal or external event.
- 2 alarm outputs relays.
(option).
RTD measurement.................................................................................................
Measurement of all types of sensors as described below:
- Standardized sensors according to IEC
- EIT 90 equations defined by R at 0.01°C and the deviation function coefficients or
by resistance values at fixed points. Publication 751/1995, α = 3851, Pt 100, 200, 500 and 1000. JISC 1604/1989, a = 3912, JPt 100.
- Polynomial equations defined per point
(25 points max.). EIT 90, α = 3926, Pt 100. DIN 43760, α = 618, Ni 100. MIL-T 24388C, α = 672, Ni 120. MINCO 16/9, α = 427, Cu 10.
For sensors not complying to the
International Temperature Scale (ITS 90)
correction of the deviation ITS 90-IPTS 68,
1993 is applied.
- Callendar and Van Dusen equations defined by coefficients (Ro, A, B, C) or by 4 couples of points (resistance/tempera­ture).
Choice of 6 measuring currents (0.125 up
to 4 mA), 3 current waves (direct, pulse
and alternate) together with I/V2 function
to define self-heating measurement.
3 or 4 wire configuration.
S t a n d a rd sensors M e a s u rement range R a n g e R e s o l u t i o n Stability 24 h o u r s Accuracy 90days (1) Accuracy 1 year (1)
Pt 100 at 0°C
α = 3851
JPt 100 at 0°C
α = 3916
Pt 100 at 0°C
α = 3926
Pt 200 at 0°C
α = 3851
Pt 500 at 0°C
α = 3851
Pt 1000 at 0°C
α = 3851
Ni 100 at 0°C
α = 618
Ni 120 at 0°C
α = 672
Cu 10 at 25°C
α = 427
- 210 to + 45°C
- 210 to + 365°C
- 210 to + 1 100°C
- 200 to + 44°C
- 200 to + 358°C
- 200 to + 510°C
- 210 to + 45°C
- 210 to + 365°C
- 210 to + 1 100°C
- 210 to + 45°C
- 210 to + 365°C
- 210 to + 1 100°C
- 210 to + 233°C
- 210 to + 800°C
- 210 to + 1 200°C
- 210 to + 230°C
- 210 to + 800°C
- 60 to + 30°C
- 60 to + 180°C
- 40 to + 136°C
- 40 to + 205°C
- 200 to + 260°C 25 0.002°C 0.004°C 0.002% +0.007°C 0.004% +0.010°C
100 200 400
100 200 400
100 200 400
200 400 800
800 1 600 3 200
1 600 3 200
100
200
200
400
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.005°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.005°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.005°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.005°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.005°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.001°C
0.001°C
0.001°C
0.002°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.010°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.010°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.010°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.010°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.010°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.002°C
0.002°C
0.002°C
0.004°C
0.002% +0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.002% +0.010°C
0.002% +0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.002% +0.010°C
0.002% +0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.002% +0.010°C
0.002% +0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.002% +0.010°C
0.002%+0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.002% +0.010°C
0.002% +0.005°C
0.002% +0.006°C
0.004°C
0.005°C
0.005°C
0.006°C
0.004% +0.009°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.004%+0.015°C
0.004% +0.009°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.004% +0.015°C
0.004% +0.009°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.004% +0.015°C
0.004% +0.009°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.004% +0.015°C
0.004% +0.008°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.004% +0.015°C
0.004% +0.008°C
0.004% +0.010°C
0.007°C
0.009°C
0.008°C
0.010°C
(1) Accuracy is given in ± (% reading + n°C) or ± (n°C) at 23°C ± 1°C.
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