Combustion Analyzer

[Senior Tech]

About to buy a combustion analyzer...leaning towards the Testo 330-1 kit with printer. Anyone care to talk me out of it or recommend a different one?

[Twilly]

Twilli has the 325 with the printer. Twilli thinks its pretty.

[rickhall]

I have been using a 330 LL for about two weeks now and find it to be a quality analyzer. I have used it on 8 or so different furnaces and it has performed flawlessly. Make sure you dl the application guide from www.testo.com

[hvaceric]

I use a 330-1, we also have 2 TSI's, a Bacharach and a Testo 325-1.

I prefer the 330-1 to the others, I think it has been replaced by the 330-1LL, longer life sensors.

[high plains]

I don't know the difference between all of them, but I have a testo 327-1 with printer and have been very happy with it so far this season.

My only complaint was a lack of instructions with the kit, but later found you can print off a decent set from their website.

[fcs]

I looking at investing in one myself would love to get as much feed back as to pluses and minuses of different brands and models

Thanks

[agentphelps]

http://www.bacharach-inc.com/pca.htm

Its about $1400.00 and is a little bulky (compared to the other stuff out there) but I like it. works for me.

[agentphelps]

the case also has a place to put your smoke tester.

[hvacr-tools]

Senior Tech,
The Testo 330 fall promo kit is not only a good analyzer, but if you purchase before 12/15 you get a free 318v video inspection scope, which has been hands down the most popular tool on the market this season. See Testo's website for details on the 330 and 327 promos.
The Bacharach Fyrite Pros have been selling well this year also and will set you back a bit less.

Tony
HVACR-Tools.com

[amickracing]

I just saw one I fell in love with.

I'm pretty sure it's made my fire-eye, man that thing has all the bells and whistles on it. Course, it's like 6k too...