In the medical field, the accuracy and reliability of equipment are paramount to ensure patient safety and effective treatment outcomes. Temperature calibration is a fundamental aspect of medical equipment maintenance, as many devices rely on precise temperature measurements to function correctly. For instance, diagnostic instruments such as CT and MRI machines require stable environmental conditions to produce accurate imaging results. A study on the temperature and humidity control in rooms housing large medical equipment emphasizes the importance of maintaining optimal environmental conditions to reduce equipment failure rates and maintenance costs. Implementing rigorous temperature calibration protocols ensures that medical devices operate within specified parameters, thereby enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient care.