Lifetime calibration warranty, but does the package insert have manufacturers recommendation on how often to "verify" calibration?
165309
No but the recognized interval is 6 months or u can take it with u when u see your doctor and compare #s
416675
Is this real or a copy? How do you get in touch with the manufacturer if there is a problem up to year warranty
701991
The vendor I bought from offered the warranty, so you should contact the vendor to verify.
60802
I do not believe this unit required calibration. I checked it against some 1 to 4 oz letters I had and it registered correctly. I have used this for up to 13 oz, including flats, and have sent a lot of mail using it. So far, no issues. Good unit for the price.
550668
It comes with a year calibration. It is best to replace after a year and it comes with a certificate.
310626
Yes! According to Breathometer support "Our device needs to be calibrated after 9 months or 250 uses. To find more information, please visit:https://www.breathometer.com/calibration&quot; There is a $20 charge for factory recalibration.
1457449
Yes... The product has a 5-Year factory warranty. The insert, contained in the container will have a detailed breakdown.
1029469
Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks - (Red)
1036626
I was hoping a few extra dollars would mean better reliability. it was very accurate w benchmark testing after initially calibrating it. However it went out of calibration in two days. it's possible user error, as I did not rinse w distilled or DI water when finished. deposits on electrodes could have fouled subsequent readings. After recalibrating unit, it would work fine, but again require calibration later.
1940814
It seems to calibrate itself upon startup. It will calibrate itself to zero if you turn it on with a container that you intend to fill already on it. As for it's need to be calibrated for accuracy, we'll we just have to trust to the gods of electronics. That said, I've never felt it might be even slightly beyond negligible where error is concerned. I'll buy another if mine ever poops out!
2160407
I don't know that one can based on the instructions. The package does state NSF Certification applies to the instrument only and is "Accurate for Life - Guaranteed". I recommend you contact the manufacturer directly. Cooper-Atkins Corp. www.cooper-atkins.com 860-347-2256 N. Clark may have been referring to the Alarm Set Point, but this is not a re-calibration of the temperature monitoring instrument.
2116181
Actually, I have the same question. Can the manufacture verify if we have to worry about it, or are we supposed to rely on the consumer for answers? I'm just wondering.
1282875
I have had no problems with mine. Accurate as far as I have been able to determine.
399417
Short answer is yes. The software will 'remind' you to calibrate after a month or so. It's good to regularly calibrate as monitors and settings can change over time. This is especially important if your work requires a calibrated monitor for print/video.
897280
There is no longer a need for calibration strip, all are labeled Lot #45001. The box I got states "no coding needed"
298224
It was not very Accurate. Also... my third purchase was a bad unit. Neither the seller nor the maker would respond... not even to the BBB. Be careful. The working two have lost most battery life after a year. Good luck.
104900
Do not know about warranty, but email from mfg states "Remember to extend your warranty for a Lifetime by reviewing the thermometer on Amazon."