Temprecord understands the importance of accuracy in temperature and environmental recording. That is why we have invested in establishing an ISO17025 accredited laboratory for the calibration of Temprecord recorders.

Temprecord has developed approved systems and procured quality calibration equipment to ensure that our temperature recorders are manufactured to the highest accuracy standards available.

In our experience, the stated accuracy of a recorder's temperature sensor may not necessarily indicate the overall accuracy of the recorder. A temperature recorder's overall accuracy may only be determined by a valid calibration of the recorder itself.

When Temprecord states the accuracy of our General Use and Scientific temperature recorders this figure is determined by comparing temperature data from each individual recorder in a precisely controlled temperature environment. Traceable reference thermometers are used to validate the readings and the resultant error corrections are loaded into the recorder's firmware.

This manufacturing process makes sure that every General Use or Scientific temperature recorder is accurate to the specified tolerances.

The calibration laboratory techniques established for Temprecord's ISO17025 accreditation have been adapted to make 3 Point Calibration a standard process when manufacturing all General Use and Scientific recorders.

After initial assembly all General Use and Scientific recorders are calibrated at -15°C, 0°C and +40°C. This process provides an accuracy of within +/- 0.2°C, +/- 0.36°F across a range of -20°C to +50°C, -4°F to +140°F.

Custom 3 Point Calibrations within user specified temperature ranges may also be available for your specific applications - see your Temprecord dealer for further information.

Temprecord data recording instruments are designed to record temperature and/or humidity values. They do not control or regulate environmental temperature or humidity.

The manufacturer's liabilities are limited to the replacement of, or refund for, any instrument that may be defective or fails to function to specification.

The manufacturer's warranty period covering any manufacturing defect or component failure is set for 12 months from the date of purchase and internal batteries are warranted for 24 months from the date of purchase.

Device failure caused by; mishandling, abuse and use outside of specified temperature and environmental ranges is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.