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Calibration for personnel grounding tester PGT100

(Product No.: 7100.PGT100.KA)

Calibration for personnel grounding tester PGT100

Name: Calibration for personnel grounding tester PGT100
SKU: 7100.PGT100.KA
Price: 85.00 EUR
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ArticleNo: 7100.PGT100.KA

Calibration for personnel grounding tester PGT100

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Calibration for personnel grounding tester PGT100

Calibrating the personnel test station PGT100 is an essential service to maintain the precision and reliability of the measuring device. This process is particularly important to ensure compliance with specific requirements such as frequency of use, operating conditions, and normative specifications. The recommended intervals for such calibration vary depending on usage and can range from one to three years, with the exact time spans documented in the internal testing equipment list.
The service includes sending in the device, a comprehensive review, and the issuance of a certificate that confirms the accuracy and functionality of the device. This not only guarantees correct performance but also compliance with relevant standards and guidelines.

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A regular calibration of measurement and test devices is important to ensure a correct functioning of these devices. The intervals of a calibration depend on different factors e.g. frequency of use, conditions of use, specifications of standards or of the manufacturer. Depending of the device type recommended calibration intervals vary between 1 and 3 yeras. The exact specifications are normally fixed in an in-house test equipment list.