Digital gauges Two birds one stone?

[jpsmith1cm]

Don't you have a set of analogs to recover with?

I would not use any digital manifold for that dirty job.

I have no fear of contamination with my digital gauges.

Since there is nothing open to the system (ie micron gauge) there is nothing to contaminate.

[itsiceman]

I have no fear of contamination with my digital gauges.

Since there is nothing open to the system (ie micron gauge) there is nothing to contaminate.

Have you heard of any others that use pressure transducers with stainless steel diaphragms like Digi-Cool?

[jpsmith1cm]

Have you heard of any others that use pressure transducers with stainless steel diaphragms like Digi-Cool?

There are other DMGs?

[hvac5646]

There are other DMGs?

yeah, Testo makes a lithium bromide and ammonia rated digital set.

[jpsmith1cm]

yeah, Testo makes a lithium bromide and ammonia rated digital set.

It was a joke.

NH3 and Lithium Bromide are "niche" parts of our industry. If I worked with them, I'd probably do things a bit differently.

I don't, so....

[itsiceman]

yeah, Testo makes a lithium bromide and ammonia rated digital set.

Which one? Does it use a stainless steel diaphragm on it's pressure transducers like Digi-Cool?

[hvac5646]

Which one? Does it use a stainless steel diaphragm on it's pressure transducers like Digi-Cool?

Not sure. Just happened across it on Trutecch's site.

[ComfortService]

Man,I would have to say after using analogs for so long it would be nice to have clamp on SH and SC reading. I am leaning toward the Digi's.