Combustion Analyzer question

realolman

a testo 325... like it fine.

Jeff_92

Combustion Analyzer question

I am a manufactures rep and I m in the market for an electronic combustion analyzer. I am hoping to gather some non bias opinions of likes and dislikes.

Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks
Jeff

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Testo 330-1s

& 325M are our work horses. Have a PCA 65 that has performed well. UEI EM150 Manometer for draft, damper pressure, & low pressure gas. Note: Testos consistently read less CO than Bacharach. Techs prefer the 330-1s.

Being a penny pincher: I like the charging feature of the 330-1 vs. batteries in the 325M & PCA. Testo reliability is outstanding & Bacharach seems to have gotten their repair act together. The 330-1 has features we have not even used & upgrades are available on Testo's web site. Since you are a rep: I recommend getting NOX on whatever you choose, Nuff said.

Jim Davis_7

Testo, Bacharach, TSI, & Kane-May(UEI) all make decent and dependable equipment. At least two their reps monitor this site(Testo & Bacharach) and they are top of the line. I have used and sold all the above. Each has its benefits and possible shortcomings. TSI has recently worked the best for me but I do not discourage the use of any of the others.

[Deleted User]

combustion meter

I was the UEI Rep for 17 years. I recently switched to a Bacharach tech 60. I found it to respond much faster and be very reliable. I tested at least 50 boilers this heating season and the unit was flawless. The unit will do CO and CO2, eff.

Paul Fredricks_3

We use the Bacharach Pro 125. The big trick is keeping it dry. If you do this it is very reliable. Has a 2 year warranty too which they are very good about honoring.