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YHS-718D Loop Volt mA Hz Signal Source Process Calibrator

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Product Details

The YHS-718D is a loop volt, mA and Hz signal source process calibrator meter tester for instrument and electrical engineering work. It is suited to checking and modulating instruments and computer interface boards, including resistance plates, A/D boards, D/A boards, precision voltage equipment and current equipment.

This process calibrator is used in instrumentation work across petroleum, chemical, metallurgy, paper, power generation, scientific research and related industrial departments.

Key Features

Model: YHS-718D / YH loop volt and mA Hz signal source process calibrator.
Functions named for this item: loop volt, mA, Hz signal source and meter tester.
LCD percentage display shows the relationship between the input or output value and full range.
Used-interface image is shown on the display to help identify wrong operation.
Large-capacity lithium battery group with low self-discharge.
Manual auto power-off time setting.
Linear charging control circuit supports charging and working at the same time.
USB interface with transparent protocol for easier system integration.

Specifications

Product type	Testing Meter
Model	YHS-718D
SKU	FMF-YHS-718D-16633
Price	USD 208.48
Inventory	88 units

Selection Notes

Use the product images and listed model information to confirm that the YHS-718D matches your instrument loop, voltage, current or interface-board checking task. Exact range, accuracy and calibration-document requirements should be confirmed before ordering when those values are critical to your workflow.

FAQ

What model is this process calibrator?

This item is the YHS-718D / YH loop volt and mA Hz signal source process calibrator meter tester.

What signal functions are named for this item?

The listed functions include loop volt, mA, Hz signal source and meter tester functions.

What applications are described for this calibrator?

It is described for instrumentation and electrical engineering work, including instrument checks and computer interface boards such as A/D boards, D/A boards and precision voltage or current equipment.