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But would it not be given a serial number when calibrated ?
The serial number of the tester stays the same as it is the unique manufactures device number. A calibration cert for it must contain that serial number to identify that unique device. However the cal cert also has it's own traceable reference number. Therefore when it gets a new cert after a retest the cal cert number is new but the device serial number stays the same.
 

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