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PIE Practical Instrument Electronics
PIE 820 / 820PM Multifunction Process Calibrator
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mA/V/TC/RTD/Hz multifunction calibrator; EZ-DIAL; 820PM panel. RFQ + selection help.
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Key parameters
Functions
mA, V, mV, thermocouple, RTD, ohms, frequency/CPM, continuity
Ma Range
Source/read 0.00–24.00 mA; 2-wire transmit simulate; built-in 24 V loop power; 250 Ω HART resistor
Voltage Range
Source 0–10.25 V and −10.00–80.00 mV; read to 10.25 V, 60.0 V, −10–80 mV
Frequency
Source & read to 2000 CPM, 999.99 Hz, 9999.9 Hz, 20.000 kHz
Resistance
Source & read 0–401.0 Ω and 0–4010 Ω
Thermocouples
Types J K T E R S B N G C D L U P
Fits process loop calibration where you need a PIE 820 handheld or 820PM panel-mount multifunction calibrator for mA, V, TC, RTD, ohms, and frequency.
Key advantages
- Functions — mA, V, mV, thermocouple, RTD, ohms, frequency/CPM, continuity
- mA — Source/read 0–24 mA; 2-wire transmit simulate; 24 V loop power; 250 Ω HART resistor
- Sensors — TC types J K T E R S B N G C D L U P; Pt/Cu/Ni RTD curves
- UI — EZ-DIAL menu; EZ-CHECK three presets; auto step/ramp; backlight
- Variants — 820 handheld; 820PM panel-mount same functions
Typical applications
- Shop and field transmitter/loop calibration.
- Panel-mount 820PM in calibration carts or benches.
- TC/RTD simulation and readout.
Selection guide
- Form — 820 handheld vs 820PM panel-mount
- Signals — Which of mA/V/TC/RTD/Hz are primary
- HART — 250 Ω resistor use
- Accessories — Leads, cases, power
Common mistakes
- Ordering 820 when a fixed panel-mount 820PM is required (or vice versa).
- Ignoring RTD curve (3850 vs others) on the RFQ.
- Expecting pressure generation — 820 is electrical/temperature multifunction.
When to RFQ / what to tell us
- 820 vs 820PM; primary signals.
- TC/RTD types; accessories.
- Quantity and ship-to.
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Specs
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | 18309 |
| Brand | PIE |
| Model | PIE 820 / 820PM Multifunction Process Calibrator |
| Product type | Multifunction Process Calibrator |
| Functions | mA, V, mV, thermocouple, RTD, ohms, frequency/CPM, continuity |
| mA range | Source/read 0.00–24.00 mA; 2-wire transmit simulate; built-in 24 V loop power; 250 Ω HART resistor |
| Voltage range | Source 0–10.25 V and −10.00–80.00 mV; read to 10.25 V, 60.0 V, −10–80 mV |
| Frequency | Source & read to 2000 CPM, 999.99 Hz, 9999.9 Hz, 20.000 kHz |
| Resistance | Source & read 0–401.0 Ω and 0–4010 Ω |
| Thermocouples | Types J K T E R S B N G C D L U P |
| RTD | Pt100 (3850/3902/3916/3926), Pt1000 (3850), Cu10/50, Ni110/120 |
| Accuracy examples | 4 mA ±0.01 mA; 5 V ±0.003 V; 10 kHz ±0.006 kHz (820/820PM class per catalog) |
| UI | EZ-DIAL menu; EZ-CHECK three presets; auto step/ramp 5–60 s; backlight |
| Variants | 820 handheld; 820PM panel-mount version of same functions |
Documents
FAQ
Q: 820 vs 820PM? A: Same functions; 820 is handheld, 820PM is panel-mount.
Q: Does it power loops? A: Yes — built-in 24 V loop power and 250 Ω HART resistor.
Q: What should I send for a quote? A: Form factor, signals/types, accessories, quantity, ship-to.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Functions | mA, V, mV, thermocouple, RTD, ohms, frequency/CPM, continuity |
| Ma Range | Source/read 0.00–24.00 mA; 2-wire transmit simulate; built-in 24 V loop power; 250 Ω HART resistor |
| Voltage Range | Source 0–10.25 V and −10.00–80.00 mV; read to 10.25 V, 60.0 V, −10–80 mV |
| Frequency | Source & read to 2000 CPM, 999.99 Hz, 9999.9 Hz, 20.000 kHz |
| Resistance | Source & read 0–401.0 Ω and 0–4010 Ω |
| Thermocouples | Types J K T E R S B N G C D L U P |
| Rtd | Pt100 (3850/3902/3916/3926), Pt1000 (3850), Cu10/50, Ni110/120 |
| Accuracy Examples | 4 mA ±0.01 mA; 5 V ±0.003 V; 10 kHz ±0.006 kHz (820/820PM class per catalog) |
| Ui | EZ-DIAL menu; EZ-CHECK three presets; auto step/ramp 5–60 s; backlight |
| Variants | 820 handheld; 820PM panel-mount version of same functions |