Isotech Pegasus 4853 Dry Block Calibrator

150 to 1200°C high-temperature thermocouple calibration furnace. Learn more...

Starting at $6,278.00 Starting at $5,964.10

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Features

  • 33.5mm diameter by 130mm deep calibration volume
  • Heats at a rate of 25°C per minute
  • 180min cooling time from 1200 to 200°C
    • Substantially reduced by optional cooling adapter
  • ±0.1°C @150°C, ±0.2°C @1200°C stability (Basic & Site)
    • ±0.05°C @150°C, ±0.08°C @1200°C (Advanced)
  • ±0.3°C blackbody source
  • Standard insert has four 8mm pockets 80mm deep
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What's in the Box

  • Standard insert
  • 3 point traceable certificate

Description

The Isotech Pegasus 4853 dry block calibrator offers extreme high temperature calibration in an easy to use portable package, ideal for the calibration of high temperature thermocouples. It has been designed for fast heating and finds applications in the glass, electrical power, automotive and material processing industries.

A Blackbody target can be added for the calibration of infrared thermometers. It is used with a specially angled Type R thermocouple that sits immediately behind the target area.

The standard insert has four 8mm pockets 80mm deep. The metal insert is strategically placed beneath 50mm of insulation to provide optimal performance over the radiant temperature range.

The Pegasus comes in three models, Basic, Site, and Advanced. The Basic has a digital display of set and nominal temperature, the Site additionally includes a built-in independent temperature indicator for a reference probe. The Advanced controller has inputs for reference and test thermometers with a further range of sophisticated features including automatic temperature cycling, secure data logging and full color high resolution display.

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Accessories

Probes

Isotech Semi-Standard Type R Thermocouple
Isotech Semi-Standard Type R Thermocouple

Semi-standard Type R thermocouple for Pegasus 1200 (Range: 0 to 1300°C).

$655.00 $622.25

Software

Isotech I-Cal Easy Calibration Software
Isotech I-Cal Easy Calibration Software

Powerful software automates the calibration process and provides certificates.

$4,357.00 $4,139.15

Cases

Isotech 931-22-111 Carrying Case
Isotech 931-22-111 Carrying Case

Sturdy carrying case for ISOCAL Europa, Venus, Calisto, Jupiter, & Pegasus .

$910.00 $864.50

Accessories

Please consider these optional accessories.

Isotech Standard Insert
Isotech Standard Insert

Standard insert for Pegasus 1200 includes 4 X 8 mm pockets (grounding, insulator & high-temp metal inserts).

$776.00 $737.20
Grounding Insert for Pegasus 1200
Grounding Insert for Pegasus 1200

$50.00
Isotech 3 piece Insulation Pack
Isotech 3 piece Insulation Pack

3 piece Insulation Pack for the Pegasus 1200.

$126.00 $119.70
Compressed Air Option for Cooling Efficiency
Compressed Air Option for Cooling Efficiency

$220.00

Applications

This product can be used in the following applications:

Here's how some of our customers use this product...

Calibration of Type-K Thermocouples

The Background: Our customer is a manufacturer that uses a number of high temperature ovens in their process. The temperature of these ovens is monitored by Type-K thermocouples. The customer seeks a way to calibrate these thermocouples.

The Problem: The customer has been having issues with the accuracy of the Type-K thermocouples they use to monitor the ovens. Until now the customer has been using a thermocouple simulator to test the controllers running the ovens. These simulators are not providing the accuracy needed by the customer

The Solution: We recommended using the Isotech Pegasus 4853 dry block calibrator to verify the accuracy of the furnace. The Pegasus 4853 provides a true calibration of the probe and controller used on the ovens. After performing calibrations, the customer found that some of the controllers were set to the wrong thermocouple type and some of the thermocouples had electrical shorts in them.