Humidity Calibration Services
Accreditation Number: 1555
Solutions to Your Humidity Calibration Needs
We calibrate hygrometers, which measure both moisture content of the air and the temperature of the air. Our humidity calibration services help you ensure that your relative humidity measurements reflect the most accurate percentages possible.
Onsite & Offsite Calibration
Accredited to Carry Out Calibrations on Your Humidity Equipment.
We are held accountable to the South African National Accreditation System and have received approval from them for our humidity calibrations. This ensures that your laboratory results are completely reliable and able to hold up to the exacting standards of the scientific community.
What You Can Expect from Our Calibration Services:
- Attention to detail,
- Professional, and well-trained technicians,
- The utmost care in handling your equipment,
- And punctuality & timeous service.
What We Cover:
Digital Hygrometers
(RH Meters)
A thermo hygrometer measures both humidity of the air and temperature of the air. The thermo hygrometer measures different ranges of humidity and temperature, depending on the model.
Hygrometers can be calibrated using saturated and unsaturated salts from ranges 11-90%. The effect of temperature on humidity measurement is very important and will always be included on the calibration certificate.
For humidity calibration, we require the fixed humidity points (normally 11,33,54,75 and 90%) in order for us to perform calibration. These are typically according to the working range/s it’s used at.
TriLab Support offers calibration via a reference humidity meter. Alternatively, precision reference standards are used.
Our range of measured quantity for digital hygrometers/ thermo hygrometers (15 to 30): 11% rh to 95% rh.
On-site RH Calibrations
Our range of measured quantity for digital hygrometers/ thermo hygrometers (15 to 30): 11% rh to 95% rh.
Data Loggers
Our range of measured quantity for digital hygrometers/ thermo hygrometers (15 to 30): 11% rh to 95% rh.
Is it Necessary to Calibrate my Humidity Equipment Often?
Yes. The sensors that measure humidity need to be calibrated regularly to ensure they continue to operate within their specifications.
Industries We Assist
Humidity affects many properties of air and the materials that are exposed to it. Monitoring and measuring humidity is important wherever there is a need to prevent condensation, corrosion, mold, warping or spoilage of products.
Food Manufacturers
Food Distributors
Pharmaceuticals
Chemicals
Fuels
Wood
Textiles
Paper
Museums
Art Galleries
Data Centres
Hospitals
Research
Laboratories
Semiconductor
Manufacturers
Selecting a Calibration Method
We look for the following perks when selecting a calibration method:
- The ability to view data in real time (in both statistical and graphical views),
- A front panel that can be viewed from a distance,
- And the ability to export data to a spreadsheet for analysis.
When it comes to calibrating humidity, we believe it’s important to look for a dependable solution that maintains stability and uniformity over time, including the quality of a humidity probe and calibration method.
The Importance of Being Methodical
Important Humidity
Calibration Considerations
Consider your workload and where you will calibrate it. Will you work primarily in a controlled laboratory environment? On-site in a field environment? Or both? If your work takes you to a variety of environments, consider a solution that works in all of them to save equipment cost and, and versatile calibration method/s to suit each environment.
The amount of workload you calibrate is important too. Some methods only calibrate one humidity sensor at a time, while others can calibrate multiple probes at once.
With our vast industry experience, assisting laboratories all over South Africa, and with our team of highly-skilled technicians, we have become known as a leading calibration company in the country.
