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You can receive a calibration certificate with any instru- ment order, if you request it at the time you place your order. Calibration certificates are $10 each. Just refer- ence part # 90-CALCERT as a separate line item of your order. As an ISO 9001 company, shipping quality products is a major priority for RKI.

Press and hold the HI button to rapidly advance the display in 5° increments. 3. To set the LOW temperature alarm limit press the LO button, to advance the display in 1° increments, until the desired low temperature is displayed. Press and hold the LO button to rapidly advance the display in 5° increments.

What is a traceable certificate. A traceable certificate is a document that confirms that the result of a measurement can be related to stated references, usually national or international standards, through an unbroken chain of comparisons all having stated uncertainties.

NIST-traceable standards are reference materials certified to specific values laid out by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). They are designed specifically for standardized instrument calibration and quality assurance protocols aimed at eliminating measurement uncertainties.

How to Use the Min/Max Memory on the Traceable Excursion-Trac DataYouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Press the event display button once more and your LCD will change to show you the maximumMorePress the event display button once more and your LCD will change to show you the maximum temperature recorded since the last time the memory was cleared.

NIST traceable calibration certifies that the lab or manufacturer in question is equipped and able to calibrate equipment to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards and that products by that manufacturer match NIST-maintained measurement standards.

Traceability refers to the value of a standard. where it can be related to stated references (national or international standards) through an unbroken chain of comparisons, all having stated uncertainties (ISO).