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Capturing Accurate Readings Every Time

At Tektronix, we understand the critical importance of precise measurements in your operations. Our multimeter calibration services are designed to ensure your instruments deliver accurate and reliable results every time.

Tektronix offers analog and digital multimeter calibration services for hundreds of manufacturers, including Tektronix benchtop multimeters and Fluke handheld multimeter calibration services. All can be custom-tailored to meet your specific requirements — either at your site or through our network of calibration labs.

MULTI-BRAND QUOTE REQUEST

Usual Multimeter Calibration Process

The instrument is carefully inspected examined to determine whether it is operating to manufacturer warranted specification and the following elements are calibrated to manufacturers specifications:

  • AC / DC Voltage
  • Resistance (2-wire & 4-wire)
  • AC / DC Current
  • Linearization (if applicable)
Three different brands of digital handheld multimeters

Popular brands we service:

  • Fluke
  • Amprobe
  • Greenlee
  • Extech
  • Klein Tools
  • REED
  • Kaiweets

Multimeter Frequently Asked Questions

Why calibrate a multimeter?
Calibrating your instrument assures you that your measurements are accurate within the specification limits that led you to select the instrument in the first place. Routine calibrations are your prescription for the continued health and performance of your instrument.

How often should I calibrate a multimeter?

Initially, it is recommended you follow the OEM recommended calibration interval. If you do mostly critical measurements and do them often, a shorter time span between calibrations means less chance of questionable test results. Many times, calibrating at shorter intervals will afford you with better specifications.

How much does it cost to calibrate a multimeter?

Why types of errors are present in a non-calibrated multimeter?

Drift errors caused by time, environment, and physical use (or abuses). Regular calibration will help keep your instrument error-free.

What calibration options are available?

Can I calibrate my own multimeter?

Do-it-yourself calibration is not recommended when intending to stay true, with minimum measurement uncertainty, to manufacturer specifications, especially when there is a requirement for the calibration to be traceable to the International System of Units (SI).