Electrical Calibration Service in Singapore

Yes. Unitest operates a SAC-SINGLAS accredited calibration laboratory in Singapore, accredited to ISO/IEC 17025 (accreditation no. LA-2023-0845-C). An accredited certificate carries independently assessed methods and a stated measurement uncertainty — the assurance ISO 9001 auditors and regulators look for. For non-critical checks we can also provide traceable, non-accredited calibration; we'll advise which your application needs.

Both. We calibrate in our Singapore laboratory and on-site at your premises. On-site suits fixed or heavy equipment and larger instrument fleets at one location — it removes shipping and downtime — while in-lab is usually simpler and more economical for individual portable instruments. Tell us your instruments and location and we'll recommend the most cost-effective option.

We calibrate across electrical, temperature, non-contact (infrared) and fixed-point temperature, humidity, pressure, oscilloscopes, digital scales, tachometers, liquid baths and timers/stopwatches — covering multimeters, clamp and insulation testers, data loggers, transmitters, thermometers, pressure gauges and more. If you're unsure whether your instrument is in scope, send us the make and model and we'll confirm.

Calibration is priced per instrument. The cost depends on the instrument type, the number of calibration points and ranges, whether the work is accredited, and whether it's done in-lab or on-site — so there is no single price list. Send us your instrument make, model, quantity and the ranges you actually use, and we'll return a clear, itemised quotation. Batching a fleet of instruments into one job is the easiest way to lower the per-instrument cost.

There is no universal interval — it's a risk-based decision driven by how the instrument is used, manufacturer guidance, your quality system, and the instrument's calibration history. Many instruments are calibrated annually, but critical or heavily-used equipment may need it more often. We can help you right-size each instrument's interval from its usage and history, so you neither over-spend nor risk an out-of-tolerance surprise at audit.