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To perform the test: • When testing the tempera-
ture switch, the applied
To use a thermocouple simulator to test a switch temperature should agree
with a thermocouple input: with the temperature
displayed on the controller
Disconnect the process measurement sensor. or switch's display. If it does
not agree, the device's
Connect the mini-connector from the test wires to the TC source input A/D may need
adjustment per manufactur-
2 connection of the calibrator (figure above). er's procedure.

Connect the calibrator resistance measurement terminals to the • When testing a switch
with damping (delay of
3 switch contacts to measure continuity. output change for a change
on the input) set, it might
Set the calibrator to source/simulate the correct thermocouple type be necessary to test the
switch manually by slowly
4 and to measure resistance. changing the temperature
in small tests.
Configure the calibrator for the switch test describing the expected
setpoint temperature, allowable deviation and expected deadband values. • When testing a mechanical
temperature switch (no
Run the test and evaluate the test results. external sensor), use a field
temperature bath calibrator
Adjust the switch as needed and repeat the test confirming that the for best results.
adjustment was successful and the switch is performing as expected.
• To test live switch contacts
switching 24 V dc or 120-
240 V ac, select a calibrator
that can measure these live
voltages, such as the Fluke
75X family of Documenting
Process Calibrators.
Most other temperature
calibrators can only
measure continuity changes
when testing switches.

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