What is the temperature range in the NORM mode?

The temperature range in NORM mode is specifically defined as 15°C to 35°C. This range is critical because it represents the optimal operating conditions for many technical systems and processes that rely on stable temperature environments. Operating within this specific range ensures that equipment functions efficiently and is protected from extremes that could impact performance or reliability.

Temperatures below 15°C might not provide adequate conditions for certain processes, while temperatures above 35°C could lead to overheating issues, resulting in potential failures or inaccuracies. Understanding this designated range is essential for ensuring that any operation, test, or measurement performed in NORM mode adheres to established guidelines for temperature control.