Disclaimer Notice

Last Updated: May 2026

Please read this disclaimer carefully before relying on any information published on this website or in our product documentation.

Measurement Systems Limited is headquartered in Kenya and operates through subsidiaries in Uganda, Rwanda and Malawi, supporting customers across the region under one coordinated group standard.

Website Content Accuracy

Measurement Systems Limited makes every reasonable effort to ensure the accuracy of information published on this website. However, we do not warrant that all content is complete, current or error-free. Product descriptions, specifications, images and availability are subject to change without notice as manufacturers release updates and new models.

Where a discrepancy exists between website content and a formal written quotation, the quotation takes precedence.

Product Specifications

• Specifications shown on this website are sourced from manufacturer documentation and are subject to change by the manufacturer without prior notice to Measurement Systems Limited.
• Accuracy figures, range specifications and environmental ratings are provided under controlled test conditions. Actual field performance may vary depending on operating conditions, user technique and environmental factors.
• Always verify specifications against the current manufacturer datasheet before making procurement decisions.

Pricing

• Prices shown on this website are indicative and may be expressed in KES or another currency stated on the relevant quotation, invoice or product listing.
• Prices are subject to fluctuation based on foreign exchange movements, import costs and local tax requirements for imported equipment.
• A formal quotation, confirmed in writing, is the only binding price commitment from Measurement Systems Limited.
• VAT and any applicable import levies may not be included in website prices. Confirm with our sales team before budgeting.

Survey Results & Equipment Use

Measurement Systems Limited is not liable for survey errors, positioning inaccuracies or consequential losses arising from:

• Use of equipment outside its stated calibrated range or environmental operating limits.
• Failure to perform recommended calibration checks before use.
• Incorrect operator technique or use by untrained personnel.
• Equipment used in conditions exceeding its rated IP protection class.

Professional consultation with a qualified surveyor or geotechnical engineer is strongly recommended for all survey work where accuracy is critical to safety or legal compliance.

External Links

This website may contain links to manufacturer websites and third-party resources. These links are provided for convenience only. Measurement Systems Limited does not endorse, control or accept responsibility for the content of external websites.