Combustion Analyzers

Happy Jake

Did you get the printer as well?

Is it useful or important to create a print out? I suppose it would be nice to hae it in the customer's file.

Man with a question

Combustion analysers

What tool are the Serious Pros packing?

We will be using it for LP and Natural Gas. Mod Con boilers. Trying to balance price and function.

Thanks in advance.

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Robert O'Brien

Wohler

Man with a question

How Much?

I guess the question also is:

How much do I need to spend to get a tool I can trust and will be proud to own?

That being said, just because I sell Viessmann boilers doesn't mean I want to spend $5k on an analyzer if I don't have to.

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Robert O'Brien

I paid

much less than this.
http://www.patriot-supply.com/products/showitem.cfm/66264

greeny

I asked same quest.on here a year ago. Bought UEI Eagle 1 and returned, it had a defective printer and thought it was junk... Exchanged for a Testo 327-1. Well built w/ field replacable sensors. I also install Viessmanns and know germans make good stuff. Sweet hard case protects well.JG

Henry

We use exclusivly now Testo with the printer. We are obliged to leave a written combustion test report at each startup. Read the instructions and follow them The sensor cel replacements are expensive when you leave the unit plug into the vent too long!

steve_196

Combustion Analyzers

I've been really happy with my Bacharach Combustion Gas Analyzer. No pump or sensor problems. And if somebody wants a receipt, they can pay a whole lot extra for my next analyzer to include a print-out.

Unknown

I'll cast my vote...

for the Fyrite Insight. I used mine today and so far I still find it to be an excellent instrument. Cost me $1100 without a printer. Today I left the job thinking the money was well spent.



Instructional video: http://www.bacharach-inc.com/insight.htm