ValProbe RT Temp Logger Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The Kaye ValProbe RT Surface Sensor Logger ensures precise real-time temperature validation for freeze-dryers and other critical surface monitoring applications. Description ValProbe RT Temp Logger - Surface Sensor ( Freezer Dryer) The Kaye ValProbe RT surface temperature logger design provides enhanced and precision wireless measurement capability ideal for freeze dryer shelf temperature measurement over an extended temperature range from -85°C to +140°C. The embedded RTD technology is integrated into a unique compact surface design, delivering unrivaled measurement accuracy, stability, and response time over the full temperature range. Key Features Temperature range for complete logger: -85°C to 140°C Ultra-flat surface sensor Surface sensor diameter 32mm; 1.26” Optimized surface design also for low vacuum applications Applications Freeze Dryer / Lyophilization Freezers Steam Sterilizer Water Cascade/Fall Sterilizer Specifications Specifications Surface Sensor Type Ultra Flat Surface Sensor Sensor Length - Tip Diameter 32mm diameter Measurement Range -85°C to 140°C Accuracy -85°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4'' 48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0)/DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Sensing Element Precision Platinum RTD Environmental Temperature -85°C to 140°C Environmental Pressure 0-5bar absolute Environmental Humidity 0-100% condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

Discover the key differences between DIY and lab multimeter calibration. Ensure accuracy, compliance, and reliability with the right method < Back DIY vs Professional Multimeter Calibration: What You Need to Know Multimeters are indispensable tools for technicians, engineers, and researchers. They provide critical electrical measurements such as voltage, current, and resistance. However, like all precision instruments, multimeters can drift out of specification over time due to regular use, environmental conditions, or component wear. This drift can compromise accuracy, safety, and compliance with industry standards. Calibration is the process of comparing a multimeter’s readings to a known reference standard and adjusting it if necessary. In this guide, we’ll explore the difference between DIY calibration and professional laboratory calibration, helping you decide which approach suits your needs. What is Multimeter Calibration? Multimeter calibration ensures that readings from the device are accurate and traceable to recognized standards. The process typically involves applying known electrical signals (voltage, current, resistance) and comparing the multimeter’s readings against a reference standard. In industrial and research environments, calibration must align with ISO/IEC 17025 and NATA accreditation to guarantee reliability and compliance. Calibration certificates document traceability, measurement uncertainty, and test conditions making them essential for audits and regulatory checks. Why Calibration Matters for Multimeters Accurate electrical measurements are vital in industries such as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and energy. A miscalibrated multimeter could: Lead to incorrect electrical readings, causing faulty designs or unsafe conditions. Fail compliance audits under NATA and ISO standards. Result in financial losses from product recalls or downtime. For example, in pharmaceutical production, precise readings ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. In energy systems, incorrect measurements can increase risks of failure or hazards. DIY Multimeter Calibration DIY calibration involves comparing your multimeter against a reference source, such as a precision voltage source or a calibrated device. The process typically requires: A precision reference (calibrated power supply, resistor, or voltage standard). Adjustment tools or software (for analog meters, physical trim pots; for digital, firmware settings). Pros of DIY Calibration: Cost-effective for hobbyists and small-scale use. Quick checks possible without sending equipment away. Cons of DIY Calibration: Limited accuracy, depending on the reference used. No traceability to recognized standards. Not audit-compliant in regulated industries. DIY calibration is suitable for personal use or non-critical applications, but it falls short when regulatory compliance is required. Laboratory Multimeter Calibration Professional calibration labs provide controlled environments and traceable reference standards, ensuring maximum accuracy and compliance. These labs operate under ISO/IEC 17025 standards and are accredited by organizations such as NATA. What Happens in a Lab Calibration? The multimeter is tested using reference instruments with uncertainties much lower than the device under test. Environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) are controlled. Measurements are documented, and a calibration certificate is issued. Benefits of Lab Calibration: High accuracy and traceability. Compliance with audits and industry standards. Reduced uncertainty in measurements. Supports industries where errors could have major consequences (e.g., aerospace, pharma, energy). DIY vs Lab Calibration: Side-by-Side Comparison Factor DIY Calibration Lab Calibration Accuracy Limited, depends on user High, traceable to standards Cost Low upfront Higher, but ensures compliance Compliance Not compliant Meets ISO/IEC 17025, NATA Time Quick for simple checks Scheduled, but ensures precision Suitable for Hobbyists, non-critical tools Industrial, research, regulated industries When Should You Choose Lab Calibration? Certain situations demand professional calibration: Regulatory compliance: Industries requiring ISO or NATA-certified measurements. Safety-critical environments: Manufacturing, energy, and pharmaceuticals. High-accuracy research: Scientific labs where precise data is crucial. CISCAL, for example, provides NATA-accredited calibration services across Australia, ensuring traceability and compliance. With over 60 years of experience, their services cover a wide range of electrical equipment. Risks of Skipping Professional Calibration Ignoring lab calibration can lead to: Audit failures: Non-compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 or NATA. Safety hazards: Faulty measurements can risk lives. Downtime & costs: Inaccurate results cause rework, recalls, and financial losses. Real-world example: In food manufacturing, inaccurate electrical readings from poorly calibrated meters can result in temperature control failures, leading to spoiled products and costly recalls. How Often Should Multimeters Be Calibrated? Calibration frequency depends on usage and environment: General recommendation: Annually. High-use environments: Every 6 months or per manufacturer’s guidance. Harsh conditions: More frequent checks (e.g., high humidity, electrical noise). For enterprises, scheduling calibration with providers like CISCAL ensures consistent compliance and accuracy. Choosing the Right Calibration Partner When selecting a calibration provider, consider: Accreditation: Ensure NATA-accredited and ISO/IEC 17025 compliance. Turnaround time: Minimal downtime for equipment. Coverage: Nationwide support. Digital tools: CISCAL offers the SMART Portal, giving real-time access to calibration certificates. DIY calibration may be sufficient for hobbyists or basic troubleshooting. However, in professional, regulated, and safety-critical industries, lab calibration is non-negotiable. It ensures compliance, reliability, and confidence in every measurement. Ensure your instruments meet compliance and performance standards. Contact CISCAL now! Frequently Asked Questions Previous Next

Automatic titrator Flash2 from Steroglass: compact lab system for precise chemical, food, water and wine analysis. Find details at CISCAL Resources. Steroglass Flash2: One Platform for Multisector Automated Titration Why Automated Titration Matters for Australian Labs Australian laboratories in wine, food and beverage, water and environmental testing, and chemical production are under steady pressure. Export markets expect tight process control, domestic regulators expect traceable data, and many labs are trying to do more work with the same or fewer people. Manual titration still works, but it is slow, operator-dependent and difficult to standardise between shifts, sites and seasons. Reading burettes, judging endpoints by eye and handwriting results into logbooks all add variation and admin load. When labs run hundreds of wine, dairy or water samples per week, that variation can turn into repeat work, release delays and stressful audits. The Steroglass Flash2 automatic titrator is designed as a compact, multisector platform that automates these routine titrations, improves reproducibility and creates digital records that stand up in NATA, ISO/IEC 17025 and food safety audits. What is Steroglass Flash2 Automatic Titrator? The Steroglass Flash2 is a fifth-generation automatic titration system that replaces manual glass burettes and colour-change endpoints with an automated, sensor-based process. It is built to perform routine titrations across oenological, food, environmental and chemical matrices on a single platform. Flash2 is a compact benchtop titrator with a 7-inch high-brightness touchscreen. The interface guides users step-by-step through method selection, sample information, titration, result review and data export. This is a shift from “remember the method and write it down” to “follow the on-screen recipe”, which suits mixed-experience teams and seasonal lab staff. The system can be configured with one or two precision burettes and up to three peristaltic pumps for auxiliary reagents. An AS Plus autosampler (14, 18 or 30 positions, depending on beaker size) can be added for batch workflows, so the same automatic titrator can handle both single urgent samples and production runs. Flash2 is designed as a true multisector titrator. On one instrument, laboratories can run wine analysis pH, titratable acidity and free/total SO₂; dairy acidity and chlorides; acidity and peroxides in edible oils; vitamin C in juices and sauces; alkalinity and hardness in water; and acid–base and redox titrations for chemical and galvanic baths. Key Features and Specifications of Steroglass Flash2 Compact, Multisector Platform Flash2 measures approximately 25.5 × 20.5 × 44 cm and weighs around 10 kg, so it fits comfortably on a standard lab bench next to a balance or pH meter. In shared laboratories, contract facilities and winery labs that already host a mix of instruments, this footprint helps avoid yet another trolley or crowded corner. The compact housing still supports up to two burettes and multiple peristaltic pumps, giving enough flexibility to run acid–base, redox and complexometric titrations across food, water, wine and chemical samples on a single system. Instead of buying different titrators for wine, dairy and process water, Australian labs can standardise on one automatic titration system with methods configured for each matrix. Automation and Throughput Flash2 automates all main titration steps: dosing titrant via precision burettes, dispensing auxiliary reagents with peristaltic pumps, stirring, monitoring electrode responses and detecting endpoints. The instrument records the titration curve in real time, calculates results and stores them in an internal database. According to Steroglass , automated sampling, degassing and auto-levelling systems mean Flash2 can cut analysis and sample preparation time by up to 90% compared with manual methods. When combined with the autosampler (14, 18 or 30 positions), labs can load a batch, start the run and focus on other work while the titrator processes each sample in sequence. For high-throughput contract labs and busy winery labs during vintage, this batch style reduces manual pipetting and burette reading. Fewer manual steps mean fewer transcription errors, fewer repeats and faster release decisions for production. Data Handling, GLP Compliance and Connectivity Flash2 is designed with GLP-style operation in mind. The instrument can store up to 30 user-editable methods and around 300 sets of results, calibrations and titrant data, along with titration curves. User accounts support an administrator plus up to eight secondary users, providing basic access control for regulated environments. Results can be exported via USB as CSV files, printed or transferred to a PC using Flash2Data software. From there, data can be integrated into LIMS or QA databases to support NATA-accredited operations and GMP or ISO/IEC 17025 requirements. This replaces handwritten logbooks and spreadsheets with traceable electronic records, helping laboratories reduce transcription errors and prepare for audits with less manual collation. How Steroglass Flash2 Supports Key Australian Industries Flash2 is built as a multisector titrator, so the same instrument can sit in a winery lab, a regional dairy plant, a council water lab or a chemical works. Below are examples of how the platform fits into typical Australian workflows. Wine and Oenology In winery labs, Flash2 automates routine wine analysis pH, titratable acidity and free/total SO₂ across harvest, fermentation, maturation and bottling. These parameters drive taste, mouthfeel and preservation, and they are central to decisions on acid additions, sulphur dosing and blending. With wine exports worth around $1.9 billion and about 60% of production shipped overseas, consistent titration data helps maintain brand and country reputation in crowded export markets. Automated titration also supports larger wineries and groups that operate multiple sites, as the same methods can run on identical instruments in different regions. A mid-sized Australian winery, for example, could use Flash2 with an autosampler to run morning and afternoon batches during vintage: musts and ferments in the morning, and barrel or tank samples in the afternoon. The instrument handles dosing and endpoint detection while staff focus on interpreting trends and advising winemakers. Food and Beverage Manufacturing Flash2 supports a wide range of food and beverage quality control tests. In dairy, titrations for acidity and chlorides help check milk freshness, monitor processing and control salt levels in cheese and other products. In juices, sauces and preserves, acidity and vitamin C titrations protect shelf life, taste and label claims. Edible oils can be checked for acidity and peroxide values to monitor oxidation and storage stability. These capabilities line up with the scale of Australian food and beverage manufacturing, where around 87% of firms are SMEs and the sector generated about $31.8 billion GVA in 2022–23, with almost $36 billion in exports. With 14.8 million tonnes of food and non-alcoholic beverages sold in 2022–23, even small efficiency gains in routine QA can free staff to work on process improvement and incident investigation rather than repeating manual titrations. Water and Environmental Testing Water and environmental labs must show that drinking water, process water and wastewater meet guideline values for pH, alkalinity, hardness and related parameters. Flash2 methods can cover titrimetric alkalinity and hardness testing alongside pH and conductivity, supporting compliance with Australian drinking water and environmental guidelines while providing traceable digital records. For regional councils or industrial sites that run modest sample numbers, the compact footprint means Flash2 can share a bench with other water quality instruments rather than needing a dedicated titration bench. Chemical and Galvanic Industries In chemical manufacturing and galvanic or electroplating plants, Flash2 can handle acid–base titrations, TAN/TBN measurements and titrations for hydrogen peroxide, active chlorine, alkali and other bath components. Keeping bath composition within tight ranges helps maintain coating quality, avoid corrosion and reduce rework. Automated titration is especially helpful where baths are aggressive or hot. Flash2’s automation reduces direct contact with reagents, supporting safer operation and more consistent process monitoring. Manual vs Automated Titration – Benefits of Steroglass Flash2 How does Steroglass Flash2 improve accuracy and reproducibility? Manual titration relies on the operator’s judgement to detect endpoints, read burettes and record values. Even experienced analysts can differ slightly in how they see a colour change or handle a busy bench. Those small differences add up across batches, shifts and sites. Flash2 standardises dosing and endpoint detection by using precision burettes, electrodes and automated algorithms rather than subjective colour changes. Distributors describe the system as providing fast, accurate and repeatable titrations across food, wine, pharmaceutical and chemical matrices, which helps multi-site organisations align methods and acceptance criteria. How does Steroglass Flash2 save time and reduce risk? Steroglass reports that Flash2 can reduce analysis and sample preparation time by up to 90% compared with manual titration, thanks to automated sampling, degassing and levelling systems. This reduction in manual workload lowers overtime pressure during peak periods such as vintage or seasonal production and helps keep turnaround targets realistic without constant “all hands on deck” titration sessions. Less manual handling of strong acids, bases and oxidants improves safety, and more efficient reagent use with no single-use plastic burettes or tips reduces waste. With fewer manual steps, the risk of sample swaps, transcription errors or missed logbook entries also drops, supporting cleaner audit trails. Choosing and Deploying Flash2 in Your Lab Assessing Samples, Methods and Configuration Before selecting a configuration, it helps to map out how your laboratory currently uses titration: List all routine titrations (wine, dairy, sauces, oils, water, chemical baths and others). Estimate weekly and seasonal sample volumes for each test. Identify which tests run singly and which run in batches. Note reporting requirements, such as certificates for customers, release reports for production or records for auditors. Labs with a small menu of tests and moderate sample numbers may be well served by a single-burette Flash2 with one or two pumps. Sites with high throughput or more complex methods (for example, where two titrants are needed) often benefit from a dual-burette setup. Next, assess whether an autosampler is justified. As a rough guide, if staff are regularly queuing more than 10–15 samples per run or working extended hours during peak periods, an autosampler with 14, 18 or 30 positions can significantly reduce manual handling time. A simple checklist for internal discussions could include: Sample types and matrices (wine, dairy, sauces, oils, water, chemical baths) Required parameters (pH, TA, SO₂, chlorides, alkalinity, hardness, TAN/TBN and others) Typical and peak sample volumes per week Desired turnaround times Data and reporting needs (LIMS, ERP, certificates, audit reports) Calibration, Maintenance and Compliance in Australia An automatic titrator is only as reliable as its sensors, balances and volumetric systems. Routine calibration of pH electrodes, temperature probes, balances and volumetric hardware is key to maintaining traceable measurements. For many labs, combining Flash2 installation with a broader calibration review (including reference buffers, thermometers and balances) makes sense, so the full measurement chain is documented when the system goes live. Why Partner with CISCAL for Steroglass Flash2 in Australia? CISCAL is more than an equipment reseller. The team supports clients through instrument selection, method setup, installation, operator training and ongoing calibration and service. For Steroglass Flash2 users, this can include: Helping scope the right configuration (burettes, pumps, autosampler and accessories) for your mix of wine, food, water and chemical analyses. Integrating Flash2 into existing QA systems and data workflows, including LIMS or certificate templates. Providing on-site installation and training so staff are confident in running routine and validation methods. Delivering NATA-accredited calibration and preventive maintenance for supporting equipment, with documentation ready for audits. Offering access to tools such as CIS CAL SMART for asset management and certificate storage, where applicable, so QA teams can access calibration records quickly during audits. Working with a local calibration and service partner reduces the load on internal QA, engineering and maintenance teams and supports long-term reliability of the titration system. Steroglass Flash2 multisector titration Steroglass Flash2 brings multisector titration – for wine, food and beverage, water and chemical industries – onto a single compact, automatic platform. It streamlines manual titration steps, improves reproducibility, provides GLP-style data handling and supports audit-ready operation with digital records and LIMS connectivity. FAQs Previous Next < Back

Explore CISCAL’s expert calibration services across Australia, ensuring accuracy and compliance for a wide range of precision instruments and equipment. OUR SERVICES CISCAL offers expert calibration services for a wide range of scientific and industrial equipment. Our team of technicians are trained and certified to ensure accurate and precise calibration of your equipment, ensuring that your results are reliable and consistent. With regularly scheduled calibration, you can trust that your equipment will be operating at its best and within industry standards. CONTACT US NOW CALIBRATION CAPABILITIES Explore our wide range of calibration capabilities to ensure the accuracy and reliability of your laboratory equipment. From pipettes to centrifuges, we offer precise calibration services tailored to meet your needs. Air Dimensional Force Humidity Pressure Tanks & Vats Volume Chem. Properties Electrical Fuel Tankers Light Sound Temperature Density Flow Gas Mass Speed Torque Weighing Discover more about our calibration capabilities Learn More OUR ACCREDITATION SERVICE AREAS New South Wales (Head Office) Mid North Coast Victoria Queensland Unit 1/9 Bearing Road, Seven Hills NSW 2147 Australia Unit 13/63 Ricky Way, Epping VIC 3076 Australia Unit 5/8 Murray Dwyer Circuit, Mayfield NSW 2304 Australia Unit 3/54-58 Nealdon Drive, Meadowbrook QLD 4131 Australia GET A QUOTE NOW! CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Can't submit your message. Please try again. Successfully submitted! Submit

ValProbe RT Humidity orTemperature Logger Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The Kaye ValProbe RT Humidity & Temperature Logger offers precise real-time monitoring of temperature and relative humidity for validation of controlled environments and stability chambers. Description The ValProbe RT logger with humidity and temperature sensors comes with RF technology to give users real-time data viewable on their Validation Console. With a humidity range of 15% to 95%, and a temperature range from 0°C to 70°C, this logger has a wide range of capabilities for temperature and humidity mappings. Digital sensor technology delivers unrivalled measurement accuracy and the new logger electronic design guarantees long battery life. Operator programmable sample rates starting at 1 second, allow collection of up to 100,000 data points per sensor. FIELD-REPLACEABLE DIGITAL SENSOR We designed this humidity logger with the end user in mind. At Kaye we understand that sending loggers back to the manufacturer for factory calibration, verifications, or repairs can slow down your production. That’s why this new ValProbe RT logger is built with a field-replaceable digital sensor. This allows users to quickly and cost-effectively replace the sensor without having to send the entire logger back to the calibration lab. The sensors are pre-calibrated before being sent to the user, guaranteeing precision and accuracy right from the start. EASY VERIFICATIONS IN YOUR LAB When verifying for temperature, simply attach the 1-meter extendable cable sensor for easy verification in a drywell, like the Kaye LTR-150. This dry block allows users to verify up to 18 humidity/temperature ValProbe RT loggers at once, saving a substantial amount of time. Once the probe is inserted into the dry block, the ValProbe RT software will perform an automatic verification and verify the temperature at multiple set points, determining the accuracy of the logger. Verifying relative humidity is also easy by using a portable humidity test chamber, which will evaluate the performance of multiple ValProbes at a time. The RT software will perform an automatic verification of the humidity sensors to show if the loggers have drifted. Additionally, reports can be generated automatically inside the ValProbe RT software, simplifying the process to review the report of the loggers. Key Features High accuracy measurement: 2% on humidity and 0.15°C for temperature 100,000 data samples per sensor Field-replaceable digital temp/humidity sensor 1 meter sensor extension cable Economical field-replaceable battery Operator programmable sample rate, start, delay and stop function Applications Stability chambers Incubators Warehouses Temperature chambers Specifications Specifications Humidity/Temperature Sensor Type Digital RH/T Sensor Sensor Length Up to 1 meter Tip Diameter Sensor tip: 0.295”, 7mm Outer filter: 0.472”, 12mm Measurement Range Temp: 0°C to 70°C Humidity: 15% to 95% Accuracy 0°C to 70°C, ±0.15°C 15% to 95% RH, 2% Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4''48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0) /DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Sensing Element Digital Sensor Environmental Temperature 0°C to 70°C Environmental Humidity Non-condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

ValProbe RT Temperature Data Loggers - Bendable Sensors Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The ValProbe RT Temperature Data Loggers with bendable sensors provide a vast temperature range from -85°C to + 400°C and are available as single and dual and five channel bendable sensor. Description ValProbe RT Temperature Data Loggers with Bendable Sensors - Single, Dula and 5-channel bendable logger The ValProbe RT Temperature Data Loggers with bendable sensors provide a vast temperature range from -85°C to + 400°C. They are available as single and dual and five channel bendable sensor. RTD technology delivers unrivalled measurement accuracy and the new logger electronic design guarantees long battery life. Operator programmable sample rates starting at 1 second, allow collection of up to 100 000 data points per sensor. The antenna diversity concept of the temperature data loggers secures an unmatched RF communication reliability. Key Features 1 and 2-Channel Bendable Logger Temperature range for logger sensor: -85°C to 400°C Single and dual bendable sensor available Sensor length 12, 24, 36” Sensor diameter 2.4mm; 0.095“ 5-Channel Bendable Logger Temperature range for logger sensor: 0°C to 400°C Five bendable sensors Sensor length 24” Sensor diameter 2mm; 0.078“ Applications Steam Sterilizer Dry Heat Sterilizer Steam in Place (SIP) Water Cascade/Fall Sterilizer Incubators Stability Chambers Freezers Freeze Dryer/Lyophilization Vessels Specifications Specifications 1 and 2-Channel Bendable 5-Channel Bendable Sensor Type Single and Dual Sensors Five Sensors Sensor Length 12, 24, 36" inches305, 610, 915 mm 24" inches610 mm Tip Diameter 0.095"; 2.4mm 0.078"; 2mm Measurement Range -85°C to 400°C 0°C to 400°C Accuracy -85°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C140°C to 400°C ±0.25°C 0°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C140°C to 400°C ±0.25°C Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4'' 48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0)/DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Sensing Element Precision Platinum RTD Environmental Temperature -85°C to 140°C Environmental Pressure 0-5bar absolute Environmental Humidity 0-100% condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

ValProbe RT Flexible Real-Time Temperature Data Logger Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The Kaye ValProbe RT Flexible Sensor Logger delivers precise real-time temperature validation for complex thermal processes in regulated environments. Description ValProbe RT Flexible Real-Time Temperature Data Logger - Single, Dual or 5-Sensor Logger The Kaye ValProbe RT Real-Time Data Loggers are available in various sensor configurations, including rigid, bendable, and flexible sensors. The flexible real-time data loggers offer configurations with one, two, or five temperature sensors. Each flexible real-time data logger has a storage capacity of 100,000 data points per sensor to ensure extensive data storage and backup. The flexible real-time data logger is equipped with a 1m/40-inch long, flexible, Teflon™-coated sensor cable and a stainless-steel tip to protect the RTD sensor. The operating temperature range of the logger extends from -85°C to +140°C. The 5-channel version is an ideal and cost-effective alternative when multiple measurement points are needed in a single application, such as qualifying an incubator or refrigerator. The flexibility and length of the sensors make them excellent for applications such as sterilizer drains, SIP processes (Steam-In-Place), and penetration studies in vials. The compact and flexible sensor of the logger allows for use in most pharmaceutical applications and is ideal for penetration studies even with very small vials. This versatility makes the Kaye ValProbe RT Real-Time Data Loggers an excellent choice for complex and critical monitoring tasks in GxP environments. Features Temperature range: -85°C to 140°C Available sensors: Single, Dual, and 5-Channel Sensor length: 1,000 mm (40") Sensor tip diameter: 2.4 mm Sensor tip length: 25 mm (0.98") Applications Steam sterilizers Steam in Place (SIP) Waterfall sterilizers Incubators Stability chambers Freezers Refrigerators Freeze dryers/Lyophilization Bioreactors and vessels Specifications Specifications Flexible Sensor Type Single, Dual and 5-Channel Sensor Length 40" inches 1000 mm Tip Diameter 0.095"; 2.4mm Measurement Range -85°C to 140°C Accuracy -85°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4'' 48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0)/DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Sensing Element Precision Platinum RTD Environmental Temperature -85°C to 140°C Environmental Pressure 0-5bar absolute Environmental Humidity 0-100% condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

Learn what a data logger is, how it works, types, accuracy, and Australian compliance uses (cold chain, HACCP, GMP). Practical picks, FAQs, and examples. < Back What Is a Data Logger and How Does It Work? A data logger is a small, battery-powered device that automatically samples one or more sensors at set intervals and stores timestamped readings, then makes them available via USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or the cloud. Core parts are sensor(s), signal conditioning, ADC, microcontroller, memory, power and communications. In Australia, they’re used for vaccine cold chain ( Strive for 5 ), HACCP food safety, labs, logistics and HVAC to create audit-ready records. A data logger ( also called a data recorder or DDL ) is a portable instrument designed for unattended monitoring. It wakes up on a schedule, records, and sleeps to save battery. Unlike SCADA/DAQ systems ( always-on, networked, operator-driven ), loggers are stand-alone and optimised for long-term field use. How a Data Logger Works Signal path: Sensor, conditioning, ADC, microcontroller, timestamped memory, local/remote download. Key settings: sampling interval, start/stop, alarm thresholds, units, logging mode ( wrap/stop ). Data access: USB/BLE apps for quick offloads; Wi-Fi/LTE/cloud for live dashboards and alerts. Common Types By Parameter Temperature / Humidity / Temp-Humidity ( fridges, rooms, transport ) Voltage/Current/Power ( energy checks, PQ events ) CO₂/Pressure/Light ( IAQ, packaging, photometrics ) Shock/Vibration ( transport validation ) By Form Factor USB “stick”: cheapest, plug-in downloads Bluetooth: phone app, on-site checks Cloud-connected: Wi-Fi/LTE, alerts & dashboards Multi-channel bench/industrial: thermocouples/RTDs, mapping studies, wide ranges When to Choose Which (quick picks) Vaccine fridge: buffered temp probe + 5-min logging + alarms Food coolroom: multiple TH loggers at warm spots for HACCP Pharma warehouse: multi-point mapping then continuous monitoring Core Specs to Compare Accuracy vs resolution: pick accuracy aligned to your tolerance ( e.g., vaccine work needs tight accuracy and verifiable calibration ). Sensor & range: thermistor/RTD ( high accuracy ), thermocouple ( wide range ); confirm probe interchangeability. Sampling & memory: ensure interval suits the risk ( 5 to 15 min is common for fridges ). Power: replaceable vs rechargeable; battery life at chosen interval. Ingress protection ( IP ) & operating temp: match environment. Alarms: local buzzers/LEDs plus SMS/email for after-hours. Calibration & certificates: request NATA-endorsed certificates when records must be SI-traceable for audits. Australian Use Cases & Standards Vaccines & healthcare ( Strive for 5 ): keep +2 °C to +8 °C ( aim +5 °C ), use a data logger or automated monitoring, and download/review data to assess any breach. Victorian guidance specifies 5-minute intervals for vaccine fridges and weekly review of automated systems. Food & beverage ( HACCP ): continuous logging provides evidence at CCPs. FSANZ notes ~4.7 million cases of foodborne illness/year in Australia, with ~47,900 hospitalisations and 38 deaths, underlining the value of reliable records. Pharma logistics (GDP) & mapping: temperature mapping of storage areas and warehouses is expected under WHO Annex 9-aligned programs adopted in Australian practice; local guidance highlights mapping and ongoing monitoring to verify hot/cold zones before placing permanent sensors. Getting Reliable Data (How-To) Probe placement Put probes at centre, corners, near doors/warm spots, and at multiple heights ( warehouse ). Avoid direct contact with walls, coils, or fans; allow equilibration after moving sensors. Configure Sampling: start at 5 to 15 min for fridges; faster for unstable environments. Alarms: set pre-alarm cushions ( e.g., ±0.5 °C from limits ) and escalation contacts. Time sync: align to local time/AEDT; check daylight-saving rollover. Verify Quick ice-point/boiling-point checks where appropriate; schedule accredited calibration. For new fridges/rooms, run a 24 to 72 h mapping with multiple loggers ( empty and operational, seasonally if possible ). World Health Organization Maintenance & Calibration Sensors drift with time, shock and environment. Regulated sites commonly use a risk-based 6 to 12 month cadence; lower-risk applications may extend farther with evidence. Choose NATA-accredited (I SO/IEC 17025 ) labs reporting uncertainty and traceability per NATA’s Metrological Traceability Policy this is what auditors recognise across Australia ( via ILAC ). NATA+ CISCAL note: Our NATA-accredited capability ( Accreditation No. 411, Site 404 ) includes multi-channel thermocouple data recorders and digital temperature systems. See the CTA below. Buyer’s Checklist Accuracy Channels & sensor type, Logging interval & memory, Alarms & remote alerts, Battery life, Operating range & IP rating, Software/export formats, NATA-calibration support, Local service & turnaround. Example Configurations GP vaccine fridge 1x temp logger with buffered probe, 5-min sampling, daily min/max check, weekly review/download, and back-to-base alerts for deviations. Food coolroom 2 to 4 TH loggers ( door, centre, warm spot, return-air side ), monthly reports for HACCP verification; investigate excursions with timestamped logs. Pharma warehouse Run mapping ( utilizing multiple loggers at various heights and locations); identify hot/cold zones, then install permanent, monitored probes with alarms; remap after HVAC/layout changes, or as required seasonally . Glossary Accuracy : closeness to the true value ( not the same as resolution ). Resolution : smallest display increment. Sampling interval : time between measurements. CMC : lab’s Calibration and Measurement Capability ( uncertainty ). IP rating : ingress protection ( dust/water ). Mapping : multi-point temperature study to characterise a space. Validation : documented evidence the system consistently performs as intended. GDP/GMP : Good Distribution/Manufacturing Practice. NATA : National Association of Testing Authorities ( ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation in AU ). FAQs Previous Next

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Learn safe high voltage testing methods, Aussie standards, and step-by-step controls to prevent shocks and downtime. < Back Guide to Safe High Voltage Testing Methods High voltage testing checks whether cables, switchgear, transformers, motors and lab equipment can safely withstand service voltages and surges. The biggest risk is electric shock. Do three things every time: plan the test, isolate and prove de-energised, and use the right method, PPE and earthing/discharge controls. Learn More Safe HV Testing in Australia Applying controlled stress ( AC/DC/VLF/surge ) to prove dielectric with stand, detect insulation resistance ( IR ) issues, and find defects ( e.g., partial discharge or tan delta loss ). Used in utilities, manufacturing, mining, pharma, and research labs during commissioning, maintenance, and after repairs. Top Three Controls Plan: written test plan, risk assessment, drawings. Isolate & Prove De-energised: lockout/tagout, test for dead, set approach distances. Use the right method & PPE: method per standard/OEM, barricades, observers, earthing, discharge rods. What is High Voltage Testing? High voltage ( HV ) testing uses elevated test voltages to check whether insulation systems can withstand normal and abnormal stresses ( steady-state, switching surge ) without breakdown. It covers cables, switchgear, motors, transformers, lab HV supplies and more. The IEC/AS-NZS 60060 family is the technical backbone for HV test techniques. Methods at a Glance Method What it checks Typical voltage & dwell Best for Notes Dielectric Withstand (Hipot) Pass/fail withstand of insulation to elevated AC/DC kV level; dwell typically minutes per standard/OEM Commissioning, after repair Always discharge and earth the DUT before disconnecting. Insulation Resistance (IR) DC resistance (MΩ/GΩ); trends over time e.g., 500 V–5 kV; 1-min value, PI/DAR ratios Baseline health checks Good for routine checks without high stress; PI = 10-min/1-min. VLF AC AC withstand at very-low frequency e.g., 0.1–0.01 Hz; minutes MV polymeric cables Lower stress than 50/60 Hz; combine with diagnostics. Tan δ (dissipation factor) Dielectric loss/aging Paired with VLF; trending MV cables Rising tan δ = aging/moisture; use limits/criteria. Partial Discharge (PD) Defect activity (pC); inception/extinction Online/offline Cables, terminations, motors Calibrate PD circuit to IEC 60270 before testing. Surge/Impulse Turn-to-turn integrity Fast impulses; waveform compare Motors/windings Detects faults that IR/hipot may miss. When to use each: Commissioning ( withstand plus diagnostics ), maintenance (I R trend, VLF+tan δ/PD ), post-repair ( targeted hipot/surge ). Australian Standards & Legal Duties ( Know the Rules ) AS/NZS 60060 ( IEC 60060 series ): sets definitions, measuring systems and on-site test requirements for HV test techniques. Recent IEC updates ( e.g., IEC 60060 -1:2025 ) clarify scope for AC, DC and impulse testing above 1 kV. Use these standards to select test voltages, durations, and measuring systems. WHS duties & Codes of Practice: The Model Code of Practice, Managing electrical risks is an approved code under the WHS Act. Following an approved code will assist with compliance; an equivalent or higher method is acceptable. States publish their own approved versions ( e.g., NSW 2019, QLD 2021/varied 2025 ). Victoria ( Blue Book ): If operating in Victoria, use The Blue Book 2022 for work on/near HV apparatus, approach distances, permits, roles, sanctioning and more. It’s referenced under Victorian regulations and sets minimum safety requirements. 3-step “Prove Competence” Engage a competent person ( typically a licensed/registered electrician or inspector with HV competency ). Use a documented procedure aligned to the Code/standard. Keep records plans, permits, isolation tests, results, and calibration traceability. Quick Reference Links SafeWork NSW: Managing electrical risks ( Code of Practice ). WorkSafe Victoria: Electrical safety guidance. WorkSafe QLD: Managing electrical risks ( Code of Practice ). Energy Safe Victoria: Blue Book 2022. Core Methods & How to Run Them Safely Dielectric Withstand ( Hipot ) Purpose: Prove withstand capability under elevated AC or DC voltage; go/no-go. Typical setup: kV output, defined ramp/dwell; leakage monitored. Always discharge with a rated rod and earth before removing leads. Safe sequence 7 steps Confirm isolation, LOTO, permits and approach distances ( Vic sites: Blue Book ). Bond the test set earth first; attach the return/guard as per OEM. Post barricades/signage; nominate a dedicated observer. Ramp to the specified test voltage; hold for the dwell ( often minutes per OEM/standard ). Record voltage, time, leakage current, ambient conditions. ( Use the test plan template below. ) Lower to zero and allow the internal discharge cycle to complete. Apply the discharge rod to the DUT until confirmed de-energised; earth/short the DUT. AC vs DC: DC can over-stress aged polymeric cables; VLF AC with diagnostics is preferred for service-aged MV cables. Insulation Resistance ( IR ) What you get: A 1-minute IR value ( MΩ/GΩ ) and optional PI ( 10-min/1-min ) or DAR ratios. Great for baseline and trending. When IR beats Hipot: Routine checks where you don’t want to apply high stress; first look after maintenance; quick pre-commissioning screen before withstand tests. VLF AC for Cables When to use: Commissioning/maintenance of modern polymeric MV cables; safer on capacitive loads than 50/60 Hz. Post-test, discharge and earth the circuit and maintain signage until proven safe. Tan Delta ( Dielectric Loss ) What it shows: Changes in dielectric loss indicate ageing or moisture trees. Pair with VLF to plan repair/replacement windows. hvinc.com Partial Discharge ( PD ) Why run it: Finds defects ( voids, sharp edges, bad joints ) before failure. Combine with VLF and tan δ for a fuller picture. Calibrate the PD measuring system to IEC 60270 before testing and document PD inception/extinction voltages. Surge/Impulse (For Motors & Windings) Use case: Detect turn-to-turn and phase-to-phase weaknesses early, faults that IR/hipot may miss. Compare waveforms between phases; a left-shift or amplitude change flags a winding issue. Safety Controls & Site Setup ( Zero-harm Checklist ) Plan the test: Write a test plan with drawings, switching schedule, permits, required competencies and emergency steps. Isolate, LOTO, test for dead: De-energise; lockout/tagout; prove dead; define approach distances (Blue Book for Vic). Barricade & signage: Set exclusion zones; assign a dedicated observer with radio. PPE & insulated tools: Arc-rated clothing, dielectric gloves/boots, hot sticks per site risk assessment. Earthing/grounding: Earth the DUT and adjacent equipment; keep ground sticks and discharge rods rated for the job. Post-test discharge: Lower voltage to zero, wait internal discharge, then apply discharge rod; for DC tests, hold grounds for at least 4× test duration on long cables. Incident reporting: Notifiable electric shock events must be reported promptly (e.g., SA guidance notes enforcement). SafeWork SA highlighted 331 notifiable shocks in one period and under-reporting penalties apply. Who should perform HV testing? A competent person should perform and interpret electrical tests, usually a licensed/registered electrician or a licensed electrical inspector with HV competency. Calibration Matters: Keep HV instruments calibrated by ISO/IEC 17025 labs and maintain uncertainty statements with your results. Many enterprises set 6-monthly cycles for critical HV gear. Evidence & Why it Matters ( Stats ) Electrical fatalities: 11 in AU/NZ for 2023–24 ( 10 in Australia ), 0.34 deaths per million. Most network-related deaths involved overhead conductors. All-cause WHS fatalities: 188 worker deaths in 2024; 1.3 per 100,000 workers. Shock notifications & enforcement ( SA ): Hundreds of shock injuries were reported, with regulators warning on under-reporting and issuing more enforcement notices. Choosing Test Equipment ( Buyer’s Quick Tips ) Match method to asset: IR for trend baselines; VLF for MV cables; tan δ/PD for diagnostics; surge for motors; hipot for withstand. Confirm standard alignment: Check equipment and procedures align to AS/NZS 60060/IEC guidance for test voltages, dwell times and measurement. Safety by design: Look for integrated discharge features and proper earthing points; ensure suitability for capacitive loads ( VLF ). Insist on calibration certificates: Use ISO/IEC 17025 labs and retain uncertainty with results for audits and decisions. ( Best practice reinforced by WHS Code record-keeping. ) Downloadable tools HV test plan template (.doc) : sections for assets, standards, roles, approach distances, isolation, and acceptance criteria. Pre-start checklist (.pdf) : PPE, barricades, earthing points, observer, comms test. Risk matrix (.png) : quick consequence/likelihood chart for on-site use. FAQs Previous Next

Pressure calibration delivers accurate, reliable readings for compliance and safety. Prevent failures and meet industry standards. PRESSURE BOOK NOW What is Pressure Calibration? Pressure Calibration is the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of pressure-measuring instruments—such as pressure gauges, sensors, transmitters, and manometers—by comparing them against a certified reference standard. This ensures accurate and reliable pressure readings across various applications and industries. Why is Pressure Calibration Important? Pressure calibration is critical in industries like oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, HVAC, food processing, manufacturing, and aerospace. Incorrect pressure readings can lead to equipment failure, safety risks, process inefficiencies, and non-compliance with industry standards. - Ensures accuracy and consistency in pressure readings - Meets industry and regulatory standards (e.g., ISO 17025, NIST) - Improves safety and process control - Reduces downtime and maintenance costs - Supports compliance and audit readiness What Equipment Needs Pressure Calibration? Pressure Calibration is needed across a wide variety of instruments, such as: - Pressure Gauges (Analog and Digital) - Differential Pressure Sensors - Pressure Transmitters and Switches - Manometers and Barometers - Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems Who Needs Pressure Calibration? Pressure calibration is essential for any organisation using equipment to measure, monitor, or control pressure. This includes gauges, transducers, pressure sensors, digital manometers, barometers, and pressure controllers.Industries that rely on accurate pressure calibration include: - Oil & Gas and Petrochemical – for pipeline monitoring, process control, and safety systems - Pharmaceutical and Healthcare – in cleanrooms, autoclaves, and medical gas systems - Food & Beverage – for pasteurisation, packaging, and pressure-controlled processes - Manufacturing and Engineering – where pneumatic or hydraulic tools are used - Utilities and Water Treatment – for pump control and pressure monitoring - Aerospace and Automotive – in testing, component validation, and R&D - Calibration Labs and QA Teams – to maintain traceability and ISO 9001/17025 compliance How Often Should It Be Calibrated? - Every 12 months – Commonly recommended for standard industrial use - Every 6 months or less – For high-precision environments or regulated sectors like pharma, aerospace, or healthcare - After any impact, drift, repair, or environmental exposure - Before inspections, audits, or certifications The ideal frequency depends on usage, environmental conditions, and industry requirements (e.g., MHRA, FDA, ISO 17025). Why Choose CISCAL for your Pressure Calibration? - Supports a wide pressure and vacuum range – Up to 1,200 bar, covering hydraulic, pneumatic, and process systems. - Comprehensive Equipment Support- Including analogue & digital pressure gauges, sensors, switches, recorders, and differential pressure devices. - On-Site or In-House Calibration Services- Minimise downtime with our flexible service delivery options anywhere in Australia. - Fast Turnaround & Audit-Ready Certificates- Detailed calibration reports with uncertainty values, pass/fail status, and full traceability. - Industry-Trusted Technicians- CISCAL is the calibration partner of choice for utilities, manufacturing, oil & gas, and more. Pressure calibration is critical for safety, accuracy, and compliance across a wide range of sectors. Whether you're managing industrial processes or validating precision equipment, CISCAL delivers trusted, accredited calibration you can depend on. GET A QUOTE NOW! CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Service Sales Message Can't submit your message. Please try again. Successfully submitted! Submit

ValProbe RT Pressure or Temperature Logger Product Tags KAYE Measurement and Calibration Equipment Validation System The Kaye ValProbe RT Flexible Sensor Logger (Dual) provides accurate real-time temperature validation with dual flexible sensors for simultaneous multi-point monitoring in regulated thermal processes. Description The ValProbe RT Pressure/Temp Logger provides a wide temperature range from 0°C to 140°C and is a single solution for pressure and temperature measurement for pressure up to 5bar absolute. RTD Technology delivers measurement accuracy and the new logger electronic design guarantees long battery lifetime. The antenna diversity concept secures an unmatched RF communication reliability. Key Features Temperature range for complete logger: 0°C to 140°C Pressure range 0 to 5 bar absolute, 1mbar resolution ¼ NPT connection fitting Applications Steam Sterilizer Steam in Place (SIP) Water Cascade/Fall Sterilizer Vessels Specifications Specifications Pressure/Temp Sensor Type Single P/T Sensor Sensor Length - Tip Diameter 1/4 NPT Connection fitting Measurement Range 0°C to 140°C / 0-5bar abs. Accuracy 0°C to 120°C ±25mb 120°C to 135°C ±10mb 135°C to 140°C ±25mb 0°C to 140°C, ±0.1°C Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Logger Dimensions Hight: 1,9'' / Diameter 1,4'' 48mm / 36mm Logger Material Stainless Steel 316L and Peek Battery Field replaceable - 3.6V Lithium Sampling Rate Starting at 1 sec Data Storage 100.000 Samples retained in non-volatile memory Real-Time Clock Accuracy < 15sec/day Kaye ValProbe RT Generic Specifications Calibration NVLAP (NVLAP LAB CODE 200913-0)/DAkkS Calibration Verification Automated User Verification capability Environmental Pressure 0-5bar absolute Environmental Humidity 0-100% condensing Regulatory Compliance UL and CE Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

HYPERLAB PLUS wine analyzer Product Tags Food and Beverage Analysis Steroglass Wine Analysis Instrument Hyperlab wine analyzer represents the most advanced solution for analytical control automation in the oenological field. Description Hyperlab wine analyzer represents the most advanced solution for analytical control automation in the oenological field . Over 500 installations and 15 years of quality and reliability in the best enological laboratories. The results of the analyses are extremely accurate and permit the user to work in an extremely time-efficient manner thus allowing for both quality analysis improvement and cost-benefit optimization. Hyperlab is an automatic multi-parametric analyzer with Flexible Random Access, i.e. it can fully perform all the manual operating procedures automatically. The sampling arm, controlled by a microprocessor, takes the wine sample, dilutes it (if necessary), and adds the required reagents. The sample and reagents are mixed in a reaction cuvette, where they remain at a constant temperature until the reaction is complete. The result of the reaction is read at a specific wavelength, and the recorded absorbance is converted into concentration using calculation algorithms. Benefits BEST QUALITY AND ECONOMICAL Hyperlab automation guarantees the greatest data results accuracy and precision, thus significantly reducing analysis costs by about seven times when compared with manual methodologies. With Hyperlab reagents are reduced to minimum: a single determination requires less than 300 microlitres. METHODS IN MEMORY Acetic acid, Citric acid, D-Gluconic acid, D-Lactic acid, L-Lactic acid, L-Malic acid, Pyruvic acid, Tartaric acid, Acetaldehyde, Anthocyanin, Alpha Amino nitrogen, Ammoniacal nitrogen, Calcium, Catechins, Chlorides, Iron, Glycerol, Glucose/Fructose, Glucose/Fructose (for high sugar concentration analysis on musts), Magnesium, Total polyphenols, Potassium, Copper, Free and Total SO 2 , Optical reference solution. Other methods: IC (colour intensity 420+520), shade (420/520), ICM (modified colour intensity 420+520+620), GRB (% yellow, red and blue colour on total colour. This is an indispensable determination for products undergoing refining or micro-oxygenation process).The optical reference solution gives the technical specifications of the instrument regardless its kit performances.The best way to demonstrate Hyperlab precision is the use of bicromatic optical solution (suggested by IUPAC - International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry). CALIBRATIONS Reagent blank subtraction, 1 to 8 calibrators for single test. Linear and non-linear regressions with three types of data extrapolation: cubic, polynomial and log-logit. INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE Innovative software : Windows system, user-friendly functions, touch screen technology, switch-on/off with programmable start-up, on-line support. Monitor : Information on programmed methods, selected analyses, n° of analyses to be run, calibration and check status. Reagent panel : Displays the samples position and their volumes. Samples : Samples status display. Possibility of adding, removing or modifying samples during the analysis. Working lists : Unlimited working lists can be used simultaneously. Tests may be added or removed and automatically repeated if wrong. Inspection of kinetics reaction can be performed for single tests. DATA PROCESSING AND TESTS Data processing Results can be re-calculated at the end of the analysis by correlating them to one or more samples with fixed value. The new regression line will show the value obtained by the re-calculation. Tests All the analyses regard ing a spectrophotometric determination can be automatized. Key Features VOLUMES Sample: 2-300µl, precision 1% at 10µlReagent: 5-350 µl, precision < 1% at 250µlReaction (sample + reagent): 220-350µlMixing in cuvette after dispensation DILUTION Automatic programmable dilution for each sampleFactors: 1:1, 1:4, 1:10, 1:40, 1:100 ANALYTICAL SPEED 125...200 analyses/hour - Hyperlab Plus100...180 analyses/hour - Hyperlab Basic TEMPERATURE CONTROL Refrigerated reagent at 15°C below ambient temperatureReading cuvette with programmable heatingReagent preheating in sucking needle TYPES OF TESTS Endpoint, Bichromatic endpoint, Differential endpoint, Differential endpoint sample blank, Derivatives, Fixed time, Kinetic. SAMPLES TRAY: 60 samples positions REAGENTS TRAY: 30 positions refrigerated tray SAMPLING NEEDLE: Glass ceramics stroke needle, capacitance sensor, reagent pre-heating REACTION CUVETTE ROTOR : 80 BIONEX® cuvettes replaceable singularly, over 20.000 tests WASHING STATION: 6 dispensing needles for washing solution, 6 sucking needles, 1 drying needle, 8 washing cycles for each cuvette OPTICAL GROUP 1 halogen lamp (6V, 10W) with extended UV emission, 2 focusing lenses, 10-position interference filters, 8 positions provided with interference filters of 340, 420, 520, 546, 578, 620, 650, 700 mm, 1 free position and 1 for dark reading. DATA RE-PROCESSING Results can be re-calculated at the end of the analysis by correlating them to one or more samples with fixed value INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE Extremely user-friendly. Optimized random system allows the user to work efficiently and comfortably. Operating system: Windows2x20lt plastic tanks for washing and discharge water- Hyperlab Plus2x5lt plastic tanks for washing and discharge water- Hyperlab Basic SAFETY SHIELD SENSOR on request DIMENSIONS : LxDxH 60x66x50 cm WEIGHT : 38Kg Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

CRANEFRIGOR™ Product Tags Cooling Unit Frigortec Grain Quality and Processing Equipment Our CRANEFRIGOR™ crane cabin air conditioning units come in different models and designs, performance limits, operating voltages, and dimensions. Choose your product requirements. Fields of application Optimal crane cabin air conditioning (cooling, heating, and dehumidifying) for ideal working conditions and protection of control and performance electronics First-class suitability in hot operating environments, e.g., steel works, foundries, and hot rolling mills, as well as for harbours and container terminals Tested and used successfully worldwide Product Overview CRANEFRIGOR TB Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 7,0 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +85 °C CRANEFRIGOR TC Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 12,5 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +85 °C CRANEFRIGOR TD Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 24,5 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +85 °C CRANEFRIGOR TF Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 36,5 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +85 °C CRANEFRIGOR TH Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 55,5 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +85 °C CRANEFRIGOR OC02 Installation: Wall, Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 3,5 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +60 °C CRANEFRIGOR OC07 Installation: Wall Nominal cooling capacity: up to 6,6 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +75 °C CRANEFRIG ORTX Installation: Wall, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 6,4 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +80 °C CRANEFRIGOR TW Installation: Roof, Remote Nominal cooling capacity: up to 4,6 kW Temperature range: -25 °C to +80 °C Handling and Operation Optimal climatic conditions for the operating personnel and the electronics Automatic heating operation Dehumidification operation Optimized air flow Filter media / technology adapted to requirements Easy handling Easy maintenance External monitoring and operation possible Operation in a very wide temperature range Effective device protection through integrated protective devices Reliable operation at widely changing temperatures Reliable operation and adjustment with heavily fluctuating loads Simple and thorough cleaning possible Energy and Environmental Balance Use of the most modern and environmentally friendly safety refrigerants Economical solution thanks to low power consumption Energy-efficient design thanks to the latest EC motors Further energy savings through optimal flow and temperature distribution Workmanship and Quality Standard flexibly expandable High quality industrial components Components available worldwide Robust industrial design Corrosion protection through special coatings and choice of materials Multi-level quality control Easy maintenance and service CE-compliant design / further certification possible Long-term availability of spare parts Options Corrosion protection package adapted to the application and specification FrigorTec Smart Control (FSC) - Redundant systems, comfort control, remote control, remote monitoring and connection to an existing control system Combined system CRANEFRIGOR™ + fresh air supply and filter technology Combination system CRANEFRIGOR™ + condensate evaporator Gas warning device Customized version Key Features Comfort air conditioning of cabin, switch cabinet and electronics room Safe operation under extreme dust exposure Safe operation under extreme heat load Operation 24/7 Extremely robust industrial design High corrosion protection in standard version Adjusted air flow and temperature distribution Easy operation Quiet operation Many options available Multi-stage quality control Made in Germany Request a Quote CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Sales Service Message Error Text Success Text Submit

Humidity calibration ensures precise RH readings to meet standards, avoid spoilage, and maintain stable conditions in critical environments. HUMIDITY BOOK NOW What is Humidity Calibration? Humidity Calibration is the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of humidity measuring instruments—such as hygrometers, humidity sensors, and data loggers—to ensure they provide precise and reliable relative humidity (RH) readings. Calibration compares the device’s output against a certified humidity standard under controlled conditions. Why is Humidity Calibration Important? Humidity Calibration is crucial in industries like pharmaceuticals, HVAC, food storage, museums, electronics manufacturing, and meteorology. Incorrect humidity readings can lead to product spoilage, equipment damage, health risks, and regulatory non-compliance. - Ensures reliable and traceable humidity measurements - Maintains compliance with standards such as ISO 17025 and ASTM E104 - Improves product quality and environmental control - Reduces risk of equipment failure and contamination - Supports data integrity for research and industrial processes What Equipment Needs Humidity Calibration? Humidity Calibration is needed across a wide variety of instruments, such as: - Digital and Analog Hygrometers - Humidity Data Loggers and Recorders - HVAC Humidity Sensors and Controllers - Meteorological Instruments - Cleanroom and Laboratory Monitoring Systems - Provers - Humidity Loggers - Humidity Probes Who Needs Humidity Calibration? Humidity calibration is vital in industries where precise environmental control affects product quality, safety, or regulatory compliance, including: - Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology – For GMP environments, cleanrooms, and storage facilities - Food and Beverage – Where humidity impacts shelf life, packaging, and production - Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing – Sensitive to static and moisture during assembly - HVAC and Building Management – For BMS systems, air handling units, and indoor air quality control - Museums and Archives – Where controlled humidity prevents deterioration of artefacts and documents - Environmental Testing Labs – Monitoring controlled climates for research and testing - Agriculture and Greenhouses – Where humidity affects crop growth and yield - Calibration and Metrology Labs – Maintaining reference standards and traceability How Often Should It Be Calibrated? - Every 12 months – Standard industry recommendation for most environments - Every 6 months – For highly regulated sectors like pharmaceuticals, cleanrooms, or research labs - After exposure to extreme conditions, shock, or drift - Before audits or regulatory inspections Frequency depends on equipment usage, environmental factors, and quality system requirements like ISO 17025, GMP, or ISO 9001. Why Choose CISCAL for your Humidity Calibration? CISCAL provides accredited humidity calibration services you can rely on—designed to help you meet strict quality, safety, and regulatory standards. - All humidity calibrations are traceable to national standards and delivered with full documentation. - Wide Instrument Coverage- We calibrate hygrometers, sensors, transmitters, probes, data loggers, and climate chambers. - On-Site or In-House Calibration- Choose between convenient on-site service or fast lab turnaround to minimise downtime. - Detailed, Audit-Ready Certificates- Includes uncertainty values, pass/fail results, and traceability for ISO, MHRA, or GMP audits. - Trusted Across High-Compliance Industries- Serving pharma, food, aerospace, museums, and cleanroom operations across Australia. - Experienced Technicians- Our specialists ensure your instruments perform with precision and reliability. GET A QUOTE NOW! CONTACT US Company First name Last name Email Phone State How can we help? * Service Sales Message Can't submit your message. Please try again. Successfully submitted! Submit