Description
Calibration CO2 is a professional calibration service for carbon dioxide measurement systems used in laboratory incubators and controlled-atmosphere chambers. The procedure calibrates CO2 at one predefined value selected for the application, and the measurement is carried out with analysed test gas at 5 %. An official certificate is supplied with the service, documenting the calibration outcome for quality records, audit trails and regulatory documentation. This calibration option from manufacturer Binder is intended for facilities that require verified CO2 sensor performance at a specified concentration level. Offered as a single service unit, it supports routine maintenance schedules, re-qualification campaigns and ongoing compliance programmes in cell-culture, microbiology and pharmaceutical laboratories. The use of analysed test gas establishes a defined reference atmosphere during the calibration step, while the accompanying certificate provides the formal evidence needed by internal quality-management systems. Laboratories that operate CO2 incubators can incorporate this service into their planned metrology activities to maintain confidence in gas-control accuracy under the chosen setpoint conditions.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Service type: CO2 calibration
- Calibration points: One predefined value
- Test gas: Analysed test gas at 5 %
- Certificate: Included
- Country of origin: Germany
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CO? calibration is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Binder for laboratory use. It sits in Heating & cooling (other), inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Lab instruments.
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