Question: How do I know I am getting the correct results with SystemSURE II and Ultrasnap?

Answer:
The SystemSURE II is programmed to self-calibrate every time the instrument is turned on. During the 60 second calibration it is measuring the temperature, humidity and checking the light sensor. If you are unsure whether your instrument is calibrating properly, you can run a positive and negative control test using a "Calibration Control Kit" (Part #: PCD4000). You can also check the sample testing devices with the Positive Control Kit - (Part #:PC25).

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