Multifunction calibrators verify that industrial manufacturing systems can measure, respond to, or operate within desired parameters. These calibrators perform a loop test to assess the health of a control system, monitor electrical quantities like voltage, current, and resistance, or check temperature and pressure. They can also act as a power source when a power supply is not present, has insufficient voltage to handle the loop test, or needs to be switched off during testing.

Documenting process calibrators connect to a computer to transmit or export data for analysis, recordkeeping and storage, and allows calibration procedures to be programmed and automated. These calibrators monitor electrical quantities like voltage, current, and resistance, or check signals like pressure and temperature. They also act as a power source while measuring when a power supply is not present, has insufficient voltage to handle the loop test or needs to be switched off during testing.

Precision multifunction calibrators perform the same functions as multifunction calibrators, but can source or measure at a wider range in most functions when compared to multifunction calibrators.

Calibration management software enables calibrators to connect to a computer to transmit or export data for analysis, recordkeeping, and storage.