Talking of which...
Has anybody used this company?
Any good?
Has anybody used this company?
Any good?
On-Site Calibration Services
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What on earth could someone have posted that was relevant to the topic and yet had to be deleted?
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hi ban i posted information about on-site calibration i thought you
and anyone requiring calibration for your test kit without
being without it for a week or so i must have breached some advertising rule
must read the forum rules again and give myself a good telling off
and anyone requiring calibration for your test kit without
being without it for a week or so i must have breached some advertising rule
must read the forum rules again and give myself a good telling off
Unfortunately not everything that gets posted to forums is relavent to the topics it gets posted in.........................
http://www.theiet.org/forums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=205&threadid=9206&messageid=57243
:O The base address they list is about a 20minute drive from me
:O The base address they list is about a 20minute drive from me
Why do you need an on-site service?
Have you stepped off the pavement, to do a bit sparky work now?
Have you stepped off the pavement, to do a bit sparky work now?
The benefit of a "come-to-you" calibration service is...
- You do not have to get your kit posted away - risking damage or loss
- You are not without your kit for as long
- You can "keep an eye on your kit" re confidence
No experience with the company, but have had experience with bad calibration companies in the past re "repair required" and a right mess.
So "come-to-you" is attractive.
- You do not have to get your kit posted away - risking damage or loss
- You are not without your kit for as long
- You can "keep an eye on your kit" re confidence
No experience with the company, but have had experience with bad calibration companies in the past re "repair required" and a right mess.
So "come-to-you" is attractive.
Just didn't fancy shipping them away, as Jason says.
No - just need to get the kit checked.
Ask at your local wholesalers.
Ours have a calibration morning every 6 months or so, where someone actually comes to the branch and will calibrate your equipment there and then.
This works well as like some other posts have mentioned, you are not left without your test kit for long, there is no risk of your expensive test kit going missing in the post, but the calibration morning will usually offer substantial discounts.
They are sat there and will do loads of test kits, so it is worth their while and they can afford to make less per tester. Kind of like bulk buying accesories (sort of)
Ours have a calibration morning every 6 months or so, where someone actually comes to the branch and will calibrate your equipment there and then.
This works well as like some other posts have mentioned, you are not left without your test kit for long, there is no risk of your expensive test kit going missing in the post, but the calibration morning will usually offer substantial discounts.
They are sat there and will do loads of test kits, so it is worth their while and they can afford to make less per tester. Kind of like bulk buying accesories (sort of)
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