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Multimeter calibration in Perth

Handheld and bench digital multimeters checked at points across every range you use — DC and AC volts and amps, ohms, frequency and capacitance.

The multimeter is the instrument most electricians and technicians trust without thinking about it, which is exactly why it needs a traceable calibration. AmpTech calibrates handheld and bench digital multimeters in our Caversham lab against reference standards traceable to national standards, and returns them with a certificate showing where each range sat before and after adjustment.

Types of multimeters we calibrate

  • Handheld digital multimeters
  • True-RMS multimeters
  • Bench multimeters
  • Analogue multimeters
  • Multimeter / clamp combination meters

What the calibration covers

  • DC voltage at points across each range, from millivolts to the top of the highest range
  • AC voltage at several amplitudes and at mains and higher test frequencies
  • DC and AC current on every current range, including the milliamp and microamp ranges
  • Resistance from a short-circuit zero through each range
  • Frequency, and capacitance where the meter offers it
  • Continuity beeper threshold and diode test function

Parameters measured

DC & AC voltageDC & AC currentResistanceFrequencyCapacitance

Typical interval

12 months

How often should a multimeter be calibrated?

Twelve months is the near-universal manufacturer and quality-system default. Meters used daily on site, exposed to heat and vibration, or used for safety-critical measurements are often placed on a shorter interval.

Why multimeters drift

A multimeter's accuracy rests on precision resistor networks and a voltage reference that age with time and temperature. Dropped meters, blown fuses replaced with the wrong rating, and years in a hot van all move the readings — usually slowly enough that nobody notices until an audit or a disputed measurement.

What your certificate records

  • As-found and as-left readings for every range and function tested
  • The reference instruments used, with their own traceability
  • Whether the meter met its manufacturer specification on each range
  • Environmental conditions at the time of calibration

References we work to

  • Manufacturer's published accuracy specification for the model
  • ISO 9001 clause 7.1.5 — monitoring and measuring resources
  • Your own quality system or customer-specified tolerance, where tighter

Calibrated in our Caversham lab

Multimeter calibration is bench work, so it happens in our lab rather than at your premises. Drop instruments in, bookpickup & drop-off across Perth, or freight them from regional WA. Every certificate is issued under our ISO 9001 certified quality management system and is traceable to national standards.

FAQ

Multimeter calibration FAQs

Do you calibrate multimeters to the manufacturer specification?
Yes. Unless you specify a tighter tolerance, each range is assessed against the manufacturer's published accuracy for that model, and the certificate states whether it passed on each range.
What happens if my multimeter fails calibration?
We record the as-found readings, adjust the meter where it has an adjustment, and re-test. If it cannot be brought back within specification the certificate says so, and you have a documented record of where it was reading — which matters for any measurement taken since its last calibration.
Can you calibrate my multimeter while I wait?
Multimeter calibration is scheduled bench work, so we cannot do it on the spot. Drop it at our Caversham lab or book our pickup & drop-off service, and we will confirm the turnaround with your quote.
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