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1 (1 Review) | Model: TSI ALNOR PAN231-110
Duct Leakage Tester with Inst., 110V. Includes
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WHY NEGATIVE PRESSURE TESTING?
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The latest standards (see above) require that ducting be subjected to test pressures, both positive and negative, not lower than its design operating pressure.
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WHAT SUPPLY VOLTAGE NEEDS TO BE SUPPLIED TO THE PANDA?
There are 2 versions of the PANDA - (1) 208-240v/1Ph/50-60hz and (2) 110-120v/1Ph/50-60hz.
WHAT STANDARDS APPLY TO LEAKAGE TESTING AND THE PANDA?
BS EN 12237:2003. Ventilation for buildings - Ductwork - Strength and leakage of circular sheet metal ducts. BS EN 1507:2006. Ventilation for buildings - Sheet metal air ducts with rectangular section - Requirements for strength and leakage. DW/143 HVCA: A practical guide to Ductwork leakage testing. Eurovent 2/2 - 1996. Air leakage rate in sheet metal air distribution systems.
IS THE PANDA QUIETER THAN THE PREVIOUS LEAKAGE TESTERS?
Yes! The product uses the latest inverter technology to offer quiet and efficient operation.
IS THE PANDA EASILY TRANSPORTABLE?
Yes! The product was designed to fit into the back of most estate cars, some larger hatchbacks, and small vans.
DOES THE PANDA OFFER BETTER CONTROL THAN THE PREVIOUS LEAKAGE TESTERS?
Yes! Again, using the latest inverter technology offers precise, stable control over its wide operating range.
DOES THE PANDA COVER THE SAME OPERATING RANGES AS THE HVLT AND LVLT LEAKAGE TESTERS?
The PANDA was designed to cover or improve upon the pressure operating range covered by both the HVLT and the LVLT. The working flow range was designed to be suitable for the majority of applications. The PANDA cannot achieve the maximum flow from the LVLT and was never intended to do so as the extra size required to achieve this would be prohibitive with regards to transportation.
CAN THE PANDA BE USED OUTSIDE?
No, it should no be exposed to damp or wet conditions.
CAN I USE MY EXISTING INSTRUMENTS WITH THE PANDA?
All TA465-P or TA460-P units that shipped after 20 August 2009 include the Duct Leakage Application as standard, and can be used for the leakage measurement. If you have a TA460-P that shipped before 20 August 2009, it needs to be returned to TSI for a firmware upgrade. For the static pressure measurement, we recommend using a PVM610 or PVM620.
ARE THE LEAKAGE RATES CORRECTED FOR DENSITY?
Yes! Provided the TA465-P or TA460-P is used, the leakage rate is corrected for density to standard conditions.
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This cost is ridiculous, almost as much as my spelling is horrible. the cost is outrageous? who has this kind of disposable money in this business?? What am I doing wrong?
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