What do you use to do this

[546kerry]

I was wonderung what the pro's like most of you guys are.
Use to take temp readings when finding Subcooling,and also
superheat calculations.
Thanks
K S

[Senior Tech]

Cooper 3-Probe.

[lakeerie]

http://ww2.imagewiz.net/images/hvac/119781_t.jpg

[condenseddave]

Fluke 54 and a set of Yellow Jacket gauges.

[Senior Tech]

Yo lake...can you get those with multiple probes...I'm lazy.

[lakeerie]

yes you can, look up uei they have one but not sure of the model #. I ordered this a few years back and like it alot. Takes a beatin and keeps on lookin good. very durable I can carry this in my pocket with ease

[546kerry]

Originally posted by lakeerie
http://ww2.imagewiz.net/images/hvac/119781_t.jpg

Is there a wedsite that they can be orderd from.I live in the stix no supply house around here .

[Diceman]

My right hand.......sometimes my left....

[air1]

I use a Fluke 16 with a Fluke 80PK-8 sensor. By far the best way to measure pipe temperatures.

[Yuma]

I mainly use a Fluke 52 with their pipe clamps.
I have and use the JB superheat SN-31 (The number may be wrong) temp/pressure calculator.

The thermometer that lakeerie posted is a DeltaTrak brand and their webb site is http://www.deltatrak.com/

They make some GREAT tools. I have ordered some, no one out here stocks them. R.S.D. was the supply house I ordered them through.

Yuma,

[honglo]

They should come out with a lazer that can read the wet suction lines! Non-contact would make it quick and easy.

[Workhorse]

Fieldpiece clamp on temp. probe and yelow jacket guages.

[hal parker]

intuition

[justwarmingup]

CPS Tempseeker