Combustion Analyzer

Maynard

Just Wondering What Combustion Analyzer My Fellow Pro's Like Best? Must Have Print Out Option. Thanks.

Mark Henry

test equip

Wohler has the best and easier to use of any I have seen. All on one screen and printable.

Norm Harvey

I am in love with my Testo 330

The wife is jealous

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aaron_4

Combustion Analyzer

I use the TPI 708 with the printer it works great and they replace the sensor for free. If I needed NOX I would go with Testo. But for the money TPI works great.

http://www.tpi-thevalueleader.com/L TAW FGA-0305.pdf

J.C.A._3

Another...

Country heard from.... I like my Fyrite Pro 125 Bacarach unit just fine. It reads some of the "answers" in a quicker time than most.

But again...It's MY opinion. Find what you need, feel comfortable with it and then...flourish. Chris

lawrence_2

Uei 75 and luv it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/UEI-C75-Kit-C75KIT-Combustion-Gas-Analyzer-w-printer_W0QQitemZ140095672871QQcategoryZ25423QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item140095672871

Steve Ebels_3

Couple of Testo 325's here

Both are over 4 years old and have had no issues other than normal replacement of sensors. They get abused on a regular basis, cold storage temps, upper 4 figure CO levels etc etc. They take a lickin and keep on a tickin. The read out parameters are user adjustable, they're available with a wireless printer and they respond fairly quickly allowing you to see what your adjustments are actually doing. I recommend Testo highly.

bill nye_3

Testo 325

I bought my Testo from Steve Ebels. I use it every day and I don't know how I lived w/o one.

It is nice to be able to see the results of your adjustments as you make them. You can leave the jobsite with the peace of mind knowing you set it up to the best of your ability. No guessing.

Mark Hunt

Two


Bacharach 125 and the TSI.

When I find a better one..........I'll let you know.

Mark H

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Steamhead (in transit)

I also

bought my first Testo 325-1 from Steve. I now have two. Gordon has two Testo 325M units, so we both always have one working unit ready to go. Other than new sensors and me roasting a thermocouple on one of mine, they have performed well.

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Al Corelli_2

Fyrite Pro 125

Fyrite Pro 125.
Works GREAT!

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gerry gill

hey testo guys, i've got a question

what do replacement sensors cost? are they precalibrated? no-one sells testo around me that i know of..so i'm curious.

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Steamhead (in transit)

Ahhh, you would ask me that

just had one done but can't remember what the sensor cost, have to look it up when I get back to the shop.

Or you could call Testo, at 800-227-0729.

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Steve Ebels_3

There you have it Maynard

As many different opinions as there are guys that use 'em.


The main thing is that you're going to be better able to serve your customers by giving them accurately tuned and safe equipment through the use of an analyzer in the first place.

Make your decision and then use the thing on every piece of equipment you lay your hands on. At that point, you'll be more of a technician than most.

Testo's website contains an excellent piece of literature on combustion testing and the use of an analyzer written by Jim Bergman. Look it up.