Fluke 5730A Sales Guide

5730A Sales and Demo Guide
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Additional features displayed on the touchscreen include: instrument uncertainty displayed in % or
ppm in the top right of the screen, including the current specification interval and the last time since
the unit was calibrated, date and time, Operate/Standby status, Hazardous Voltage status, Phase
offset and Phase Lock status, Reference, Scale, and Offset values and error calculations, and
Auto/Locked range status.
The lifetime of the touchscreen display is dependent on the brightness level. At 50% brightness
(default level), the screen is expected to last approximately 15 years and is actually quite bright.
Even at 0% brightness, the output is still viewable. There currently are no “screen saver” or time out
options as a blank screen could be a safety concern and the power would have to be removed from
Calibration Specification Status (Touch ON/OFF)
• Immediate Spec display in % or PPM
• Specification Interval
• Time since last calibration
3 Ways to Adjust Phase
• Manually using the number pad
• Touch the value on the linear scale
• Rotating the knob
Touchable Keys are colored yellow
Output
status
Secondary
Function
status
Setup Menu
“Breadcrumb”
• Move up 1 or
multiple levels
by simply
touching the
Menu level
desired
• Yellow Font
indicates a
touchable item
Easy to Edit
• Touching an
existing value will
open a blank
space to input
new numbers
• Date is password
protected to
prevent incorrect
cal dates

Fluke 5730A Specifications

General

Type	Multifunction Calibrator
Resistance Range	0 to 1 GΩ
AC Voltage Frequency	10 Hz to 1 MHz
Display	Color LCD
Interfaces	RS-232, Ethernet
Weight	18 kg
DC Voltage Range	0 to ±1100 V
Dimensions	172 mm H x 432 mm W x 457 mm D (6.8 in H x 17 in W x 18 in D)