Fluke 1524 | Dual-Input Reference Thermometer with PRT, TC & Thermistor Logging

High-accuracy temperature verification requires a reference instrument capable of working with several sensor technologies while maintaining traceable measurement quality. The Fluke Calibration 1524 Reference Thermometer measures PRTs, thermocouples and thermistors and provides dual inputs for comparison and calibration work.

The instrument can acquire measurements as quickly as approximately 0.3 seconds per sample and display temperature trends in real time. Its logging memory stores up to 15,000 measurements with date and time stamps, supporting extended calibration or stability studies. The catalogue specifies measurement accuracy as high as ±0.01°C with PRTs, ±0.24°C with thermocouples and ±0.002°C with thermistors. Smart probe connectors can automatically load probe information, while optional LogWare II software expands PC-based monitoring and data logging.

Reference Thermometer Selection Guide

Choose the 1524 when you need two temperature inputs, high-accuracy reference measurement and extensive data logging across PRT, thermocouple and thermistor sensors.

Market Relevance

The Fluke 1524 is relevant to Pakistan's calibration laboratories, pharmaceutical QA, food processing, research laboratories and temperature-validation services. Kamadi Pakistan offers the Fluke 1524 for precision reference temperature measurement and calibration.

Key Features

• Dual temperature inputs
• Supports PRTs, thermocouples and thermistors
• Real-time trend display
• 15,000-measurement data logging
• Smart probe information loading

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fluke 1524
• Inputs: 2
• Sampling: Up to 0.3 s per sample
• Logging Memory: 15,000 measurements
• PRT Accuracy: Up to ±0.01°C
• Thermocouple Accuracy: Up to ±0.24°C
• Thermistor Accuracy: Up to ±0.002°C
• Time Stamp: Date and time
• PC Software: Optional LogWare II
• Warranty: 1 year

Applications

• Reference temperature measurement
• Calibration laboratory work
• Temperature sensor comparison
• Validation studies
• Temperature trend logging

Professional Tip: Match the reference probe to the required uncertainty; the readout's capability alone cannot compensate for a probe with insufficient accuracy or stability.