Main Features:
The ADSE 744 is a pitot and static tester designed for new-generation pitot tubes. It operates within a temperature range of -10° to 50°C and can be stored between -20° to +60°C. The device measures 515x380x270mm and weighs 17kg. It requires a power supply of 90/240V, 50 to 400Hz AC, 150VA, and features a 17” LCD color screen. Maintenance is limited to calibration and regular external cleaning.

Testing Capabilities:
The tester is suitable for altimeters, airspeed indicators, vertical speed indicators, and AoA testing for specific probes. It is designed for flightline use, covering all barometric and manometric pressure instrument systems. The AoA channel functions as a second Ps channel to simulate different angles of attack.

Measurement Specifications:
- Altitude: -2,300 to 60,000ft with accuracy ranging from 1.5ft at 0ft to 16ft at 60,000ft.
- Altitude rate: Up to 6,000ft/min with 1% accuracy.
- Static sensor: 30 to 1200 mbar with 0.01% FS accuracy.
- Indicated airspeed: 20 to 800kts with varying accuracy depending on speed.
- Pitot sensor: 0 to 1000 mbar Diff with 0.01% FS accuracy.
- AoA sensor: 30 to 1200 mbar with 0.01% FS accuracy.
- Mach Number: 0.1 to 4.0 Mach with 0.001M accuracy at 0.8M/25,000ft.

General Details:
The ADSE 744 includes built-in pressure and vacuum pumps, a touch-sensitive screen for operator instructions, and a remote control unit based on Windows CE. It performs a complete self-check before use and is RVSM compliant. The device allows for programmable leak tests and flight envelopes to protect equipment under test. It displays all four primary flight parameters simultaneously and supports various pressure units.

Additional Information:
The device is supported by more than 40 years of continuous innovation, offering OEM, research and development, manufacturing, accredited calibration laboratories, product training, and after-sales maintenance and services. It provides worldwide support and on-demand test instruments.