Certified calibration certificates

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willsmyth00

January 07, 2020 16:15

Many regulated industries can only use laboratory certified temperature monitoring devices. Typically, certification is required, per device, on an annual basis across 3 temperature readings eg -10, 0, 10 degrees centigrade for refrigeration monitoring and 0, 10, 30 degrees centigrade for non refrigerated monitoring. Formally calibrated devices would need to come with a dated certificate from an (any!) international body eg NIST - National Institute of Standards and Technology. The option to purchase WS1 & WS1 Pro devices with formal certification would open considerable industrial opportunities. It would also increase sales as it would still be cost effective to replace devices annually at the end of their certification period,

 

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  Leon

  February 11, 2020 12:02

  Hi there

  Thanks for your suggestions.  We will check with our local distributors to see what we can do to make this available.  Meanwhile, if you have any contact or suggested laboratories please forward it to our support team: support@ubibot.io 

  Thanks
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  truhealth

  November 01, 2022 18:38

  Any updates on this question? I was asked by our state to send a re-certification on our Pro-Temp device. 

  Thank you! 

  Alfredo. 

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  Leon

  November 02, 2022 00:31

  Please contact our support at support@ubibot.com or submit a ticket for further information. 

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