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4 Maintenance and Care
Regular calibration
The Instrument must be calibrated at regular intervals as determined by the accuracy
requirements of the application. For most applications a one-year cycle is appropriate.
Accuracy specifications are only guaranteed if adjustments are made at regular calibration
intervals. Accuracy specifications are not guaranteed unless a one-year calibration cycle is
followed. Calibration cycles beyond 2 years are not recommended for any application.
Regardless of which calibration cycle you choose, it is always a good to perform a complete
readjustment at each calibration cycle. This keeps the instrument within specification for the
next calibration cycle and provides the best stability in the long run. Before your instrument is
delivered, it is calibrated. Detailed calibration reports can be requested.
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