Seaward solar testers, solar power meters, CATs and gennys.
Solar PV testers and cable avoidance tools calibrated for installers and utility contractors.
All calibration is traceable to national standards and carried out under our ISO 9001 quality management system.
Don't see your instrument? Ask us. We calibrate many more makes and models than we can list here.
Solar PV installers use testers such as the Seaward PV150 to commission and inspect PV systems, and the test results go on the documentation handed to the customer. If the tester is out of calibration, those results can't be relied on.
Cable avoidance tools (CATs) and signal generators (gennys) protect people digging near buried services. A CAT that has lost sensitivity can fail to detect a live cable, so its accuracy is a safety issue as well as a quality one.
Manufacturers generally recommend annual calibration for solar PV testers, solar power meters, CATs and gennys. Many CATs have a built-in self-test, which is useful day to day but is not a substitute for periodic calibration.
All work is carried out under our ISO 9001 quality management system. UKAS-accredited calibration can be arranged on request through our UKAS-accredited partner laboratory.
Yes. We calibrate Seaward PV testers and Survey irradiance meters individually or as two- or three-item kits.
Yes. Send them together and we calibrate both.
Drop them at a Calibration Point partner branch and we'll collect from there, usually returning them within 3 to 5 working days.
