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TT1200A Turbine Temperature Test Set
(DAI Part# TT1200A)
The Barfield TT1200A is our latest Digital Turbine Temperature Test Set. It is microprocessor based, completely self-contained, battery powered unit housed in a new high visibility ruggedized enclosure. It is designed with sufficient accuracies and range to be able to test the newest digital and glass cockpit indicators with simple operation, direct reading, and multi-function versatility. The TT1200A is specifically designed to accomplish all requirements for testing the aircraft Chromel/ Alumel (K type) turbine temperature measuring systems. The Test Set can measure resistances down to 0.001O, measure insulation up to 200MO, perform indicator run-outs with a resolution of .1°C or 1°C and a range of 1372°C. It can also display the equivalent °F or millivoltages and may be used as a master indicator. The TT1200A exceeds all of the operational capabilities of the popular Barfield TT1000A. Many new features include: microprocessor based, backlit alphanumeric display, user prompts, °F and millivoltage display, temperature range to 1372°C, 4 resistance and 4 insulation ranges and power comes from common "C" batteries for all functions.

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FEATURES
DIMENSIONS
ACCESSORIES
Displays the temperature in °F in addition to °C and millivoltage
Has a calibrated temperature range of 1372°C
Powered from long lasting C-cell batteries with auto-off feature to conserve batteries
True 4-wire resistance measurements
Calibration date reminder available from display with user alerts for approaching cal date
Backlit 16-character alphanumeric display with user prompts
CE certified
Accuracy: Typical measurement error at ambient (25°C) less than ± 0.5°C
in.cm.
Height7.017.8
Width11.027.9
Depth10.025.4
lbs.kg
Weight7.33.3
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