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Measuring instruments are the ‘heartbeat’ of your company as they check and measure your production processes. They control the quality of your products and in the end are responsible for the success and the profitability of your business.

A regular check of your ‘heartbeat’ with traceable calibration equipment ensures your quality always matches the customer’s expectations, which is vital where ISO 9000 certification is involved. Regular calibration lets you:

• Assure consistent quality of your production output
• Lower operating cost due to enhanced reliability
• Gain optimal access to international markets
• Establish a quality system
• Address quality audit and reviews
• Maintain quality of specifications
• Meet production control criteria
• Measure inspection and testing results
• Establish calibration traceability

ISO 9000: Traceable Calibration

‘Calibration’ means that the test results from a measuring device (or source) of unknown accuracy, are compared with a device whose accuracy is known. This device is universally accepted as a ‘reference’. Calibrations are traceable to the International System of Units (SI) through National Metrological Institutes, ratiometric techniques and natural physical constants.

Calibration records any deviation from this standard and corrects it when necessary. Each instrument has a specific calibration procedure which indicates exactly how and what must be checked. Regular and traceable calibration combines the forces of accuracy and certainty and provides you with the key aspect of ISO 9000 registration.

The Min/Max mode is as its name implies, it is the highest and lowest reading that the multimeter measured from the time the Min/Max record mode was started. Typically, they need the measured signal’s maximum or minimum to be 200 to 350 milliseconds long or longer to get an accurate reading. They work from any mode such as volts DC, True RMS volts AC, resistance, and current functions. Peak mode measures the positive and negative peak voltage of a signal. For the 120 volt ac line, the peaks will read +169 volts and -169 volts (120 V x 1.414 = 169 V for a clean sine wave). Typically they will work for peaks that are 250 microseconds or longer.

The total possible in each (Min/Max or Peak) is 400, for a total of 800 readings.

You may save up to 400 total saved single readings in the Save Memory.

The camera features a 3.5” LCD touchscreen with IR-Fusion™ technology, which blends visible light with infrared images for easier problem identification. Users can adjust the level of infrared easily by sliding a finger across the screen.

You may save up to 400 total recordings in memory. With intervals set to 15 minutes, you could get several one week recordings before it is necessary to upload results to a computer, even if you had used all of 400 of the saved reading memory locations.