
Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide, Humidity and Temperature Measurement HPP270 Series
for bio-decontamination processes
Technical note
Metrological traceability is an important part of measurement. One of the best ways to understand an instrument’s measurement performance is to assess its accuracy. The instrument should be calibrated against an SI-traceable reference to ensure the quality of measurement data. Quality data, in turn, provides reliable information for decision-making. It's important to understand that the more calibration steps there are between the SI reference unit and the instrument, the greater the measurement uncertainty.
In the application note (PDF) below: "Understanding Calibration Traceability" you will learn how to assess an instrument's traceability from its calibration certificate. Also, scroll down to view authors' bios.

Understanding metrological traceability in calibration - with sample HPP270 calibration certificate (PDF)

for bio-decontamination processes

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