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Combustion Analyzer

Firedragon_4
Firedragon_4 Member Posts: 1,436
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what Dave?

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  • Chuck Mac
    Chuck Mac Member Posts: 8
    Combustion Analyzer

    Hello all

    I was hoping for some help I am in need of a good combustion analyzer. It will be used mostly for residential work but will also be used on commercial applications
    I am curious as to what makes and model you all currently use

    Thanks

    Chuck
  • ed wallace
    ed wallace Member Posts: 1,613
    combustion testers

    I have a testo 325 very happy with it

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  • Boiler Guy
    Boiler Guy Member Posts: 585
    Same here

    Very robust unit. Easy to use. Excellent customer service.
  • Boiler Guy
    Boiler Guy Member Posts: 585
    Same here

    Very robust unit. Easy to use. Excellent customer service.
  • Marty_3
    Marty_3 Member Posts: 14
    Mark E.

    You might email Mark Eatherton about an analyzer- he recently wrote an article in Contractor Magazine about that very subject.
  • Gary Reecher
    Gary Reecher Member Posts: 111


    Have Bacharach PCA25 and a Testo 325. Am happy with both. The PCA does have a faster response time to measurements and displays Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, CO, CO Free Air, Excess Air, Combustion air temp, Stack temp at one time which you may find useful if you are monitoring changes when a furnace circulator blower turns on. The Testo that I have will only display two selected readings at one time and you have to scroll through while measuring to view all readings. The PCA is more expensive than the Testo 325
  • jim sokolovic
    jim sokolovic Member Posts: 439
    Bacharach new unit...

    I was provided a Fyrite Tech 60 to evaluate for a few weeks from Bacharach - the accuracy and response time seemed very good. It does Oxygen (converts to CO2), CO (converts to air free CO), Stack and Ambient Air, Excess Air, Combustion Efficiency - you have to scroll through these, but it's easy and fast to do. Setting up some parameters is a little awkward, at first. It's very small - the carrying case is poorly designed, though. Battery (AA)powered only. The price is unbelievable(ly low)! Give it a look if price of other units is keeping you from having one!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
    Check out the new

    Testo 330. Does everything the 325 does & is NOX capable. Has plug ins for other functions. Filter change a snap. Nice piece. www.testo.com
  • Firedragon_4
    Firedragon_4 Member Posts: 1,436
    Just saw that one this

    week while doing a Carlin U in NJ, very sweet.

    www.firedragonent.com

  • Wayne M. Lawrence
    Wayne M. Lawrence Member Posts: 19
    Combustion Analyzer

    I have been using a UEI C75 for about 6 months. The unit works great and is reasonably priced. It comes with a 3 year warranty on the unit and 2 year warranty on the sensor. If you decide to purchase an electronic unit be sure to purchase a smoke tester as well if you plan to use it on fuel oil to protect the sensor. To check it out-
    www.ueitest.com I have found it to be a great help in checking co calls. Wayne
  • David Sutton_5
    David Sutton_5 Member Posts: 87
    i have 5 of these

    the UEI c75 and have had two of them for two yrs now and they all work great and the price was right, plan on having all the truck to be stocked with one...David
  • David Sutton_5
    David Sutton_5 Member Posts: 87
    George...

    cant find it on your site???...David
  • David Sutton_5
    David Sutton_5 Member Posts: 87
    dont worry George i'll be ok

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