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The SmartButton Three-Point Temperature Calibration service provides a documented comparison of SmartButton temperature measurements against NIST-traceable reference standards at three defined temperature points: 0 °C, 25 °C, and 60 °C.
Calibration is defined as the comparison of an instrument’s output to a known reference standard. This service establishes the SmartButton’s measurement performance at the specified temperature points and documents any observed measurement error. No adjustment is performed as part of this calibration, and adjustment is not possible on SmartButton devices.
This calibration service is suitable for applications requiring documented temperature calibration for quality records, internal verification, audits, or regulated environments such as food storage, pharmaceutical handling, environmental monitoring, and research.
All calibrations are performed using reference standards that are calibrated and traceable to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Calibration activities are conducted in accordance with ACR Systems’ ISO 9001:2015–registered quality management system.
A calibration certificate is issued for each SmartButton calibrated and includes the measured results at the specified temperature points. Calibration records are maintained by ACR Systems and can be made available to support customer audits where required.
Calibration is performed per SmartButton unit
Temperature points are fixed at 0 °C, 25 °C, and 60 °C
No adjustment is performed or possible on SmartButton devices
Calibration documents measurement performance; it does not alter device behavior
If alternate temperature points are required, please contact ACR prior to ordering
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