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Re: Flue Gas Analyzers

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Posted by Dammitboy on December 21, 2005 at 22:27:59:

In Reply to: Flue Gas Analyzers posted by Mike Boyle on November 08, 2005 at 10:58:26:

: We have used Bacharach units for years, and we are pretty frustrated with having to send them back for calibration only to have them lost in the "black hole" at Bacharach. We are looking into other brands, i.e. Testo, Madur, Extech.

: Could some of you guys chime in and let me know what units you've had success with and the ones to avoid and the best source to find them.

: Thanks,
: Mike Boyle

Mike,
I have used many types of analyzers and have experienced the same frustration you have. I currently use an ECOM AC. Very reliable unit.I have it serviced every 6 months for about 800 dollars and its a 2 week turn around. I will never use anything else.

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: : We have used Bacharach units for years, and we are pretty frustrated with having to send them back for calibration only to have them lost in the "black hole" at Bacharach. We are looking into other brands, i.e. Testo, Madur, Extech. : : Could some of you guys chime in and let me know what units you've had success with and the ones to avoid and the best source to find them. : : Thanks, : : Mike Boyle : Mike, : I have used many types of analyzers and have experienced the same frustration you have. I currently use an ECOM AC. Very reliable unit.I have it serviced every 6 months for about 800 dollars and its a 2 week turn around. I will never use anything else.

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