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Hey there, call me, I can run through this with you - 412-576-1350.
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I'd be real curious what 'issues' the Johnstone guy has had with the Insight, I've been trying to break the one I've had since last July -- it keeps on working (and it was one of the prototypes).
If...

They are both fine products. There are differences, I favor Bacharach because thats what I am familiar with.

I've been using one since July, dropped it, hammered it with 15,000 ppm co and shipped it around the country in my checked luggage where it undoubtedly got beat up some more....... It keeps on...

Hi David, yes, the Insight's CO sensor will only go to 2,000ppm. If you want to be able to go higher, you'll need to look at the PCA2 which has two available sensors (4,000 or 20,000ppm).

You guys want to get a chuckle, check out the video:

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

And just to set the record straight, they did powder my (ever increasing) forehead but I drew the...

Pretty confusing thread, if anybody has any questions about the Bacharach Insight's features, how to use combustion test instruments to grow your business, or pricing give me a call, 412-576-1350....

Just so you guys know, there is alot of info on CO and combustion on the Bacharach Training Website - www.bacharach-training.com.

If any questions come up my contact info is there.

Calibration of a Fyrite Pro is around $85 plus shipping and should be done at least once a year.
I do training for Bacharach but am pretty swamped in the midwest and northeast, probably won't be...

Alot of good info at http://www.bacharach-training.com

Like Mark Twain said "Damn the man that can only spell a word one way".....

Well, I ain't gonna be able to provide much help then....

Just out of curiosity, what were your O2 and draft readings? May provide some clues as to the high CO readings.

If any of you guys need combustion testing info, try http://www.bacharach-training.com .

If you are using our instruments and have questions go to the tech support section of the website. If...

Greenm&m, you need to contact your local child protective service agency and file a report. My wife works for our local agency - the crap she tells me about is outrageous - really pisses me off.
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I've heard alot of 'opinions' here, let's talk 'facts'.

The Informant II is the ONLY combustible AND refrigerant leak detector on the market.

It has the 'longest' probe

Three sets of...

Just so you know, it's not a Yokogowa any more, Bacharach purchased the rights to make the H-10 (even though we made the sensors since day one.)

You might also look at the Informant II, the only...

See if this website helps:

http://www.delta-t.net/flow/pressure.htm

Thought you all might get a kick out of this article published 128 years ago this month. It's on the dangers of unvented gas fired stoves and space heaters. I'm assuming 'carbonic oxid' is CO.
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Alot of folks, including myself, have concerns about the UL2034 approved alarms.

The only two I would trust are the NCI and CO-Experts Low Level Monitors.

Here's a link to an article that...

You might find the info you need at our application website: http://www.bacharach-training.com .

I know what ya mean, putting down a good buddy is about as hard as it gets. My condolences.

Double check the manufacturer’s spec’s, but my guess is the O2 reading is too low and the overfire draft is too high – both of which could contribute to a high stack reading. You should probably be...

Hi davidr, thanks, always interested in hearing what you have to say and with the heating season approaching, I'll be real curious what you find particlularly now that you have a bunch of combustion...

Hi pjs, give me a call if you have any questions or concerns about calibration and maintenance on these instruments. Honestly, I can't imagine you have that kind of costs involved in calibrations. ...

I had the opportunity to use one about 15 years ago - it was truely amazing. I found two hot breakers in the box that obviously needed replaced and several areas of the sidewalls where insulation...