What is the difference between a recalibration service and the BrightSentinel subscription service?

Generally, re-calibration of a device to ISO17025 requires sending the device to an external laboratory, resulting in additional administration and downtime.

The BrightSentinel subscription service includes the annual replacement of the devices, all precisely calibrated to ISO17025; thus more time for you to focus on more pressing activities.

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• What is the subscription period for the BrightSentinel service?

  Each subscription lasts 12 months from the date you start using the AnnoLog sensors. Prior to expiry of your annual subscription, you renew your subscription. We send you a new calibrated AnnoLog, with its Calibration Certificate, and you continue ...

• Is there a trial period for the BrightSentinel service?

  We do not have a trial period, as you require an AnnoLog sensor to use the service and we don't accept returns due to the different environments the BrightSentinel service is applied. We recommend that you purchase a pack of 3 subscriptions (i.e.: 3 ...

• Why does BrightSentinel have an annual subscription?

  Life science environments need to comply with strict regulations and, typically, their quality management systems require annual re-calibration of their measurement devices. This is to minimise the risk of inaccurate measuring devices that may ...

• Does BrightSentinel provide calibration services only?

  Rather than offer calibration services only, BrightSentinel provides an all-in-one subscription service that simplifies the adoption of precise and continuous temperature monitoring.

• What does a subscription include?

  The annual subscription includes: A calibrated AnnoLog sensor; Its unique Calibration Certificate, with measurements at: 0, 25°C, 37.5°C and 50°C, and an uncertainty of measurement of ±0.05ºC; Access to BrightSentinel Cloud to manage your monitoring ...