Documenting pH calibrations has been a common practice for many years throughout many different industries. Analyzer technicians, plant operators, and laboratory techs frequently spend countless hours performing calibrations and then recording them manually in logbooks. The potential for human error on pH calibration certificates is high and can often lead to significant losses and sometimes regulatory fines.
Securely Document and Report pH Calibrations with Sensor Management and Calibration Software
MemoSuite Advanced software from Knick allows quick and easy offline calibration of Memosens sensors. The software provides secure GMP and FDA CFR 21 Part 11 compliant database documentation.
Users can calibrate up to 10 sensors simultaneously via user-definable calibration methods such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Process) or “Calimatic” automatic calibration. The Calimatic function allows for automatic buffer recognition and temperature compensation. Upon completing the calibration and adjustment to the sensor, the software’s database securely stores the record. The user can also create customized pH calibration certificate templates. Unalterable digital data ensures regulatory compliance.
Portable Meter Compatibility
Additionally, with MemoSuite, you can import store calibrations from a Portavo portable meter. The Portavo offers the flexibility of offline calibrations conducted anywhere and at any time convenient to the operator. The MemoLog feature stores the last 100 calibrations carried out on the device. The user can easily export calibrations from the Portavo into the MemoSuite database for report generation.
In conclusion, documenting calibrations to ensure accuracy and compliance can be a timely and cumbersome task for many end-users. Memosens smart digital technology from Knick in conjunction with MemoSuite Advanced software significantly reduces this burden. You now can access and generated calibration reports at any time, at the click of a button, eliminating handwritten records and the potential of human error during the process!
