The issue that I've been having with mine for the past couple weeks is both sensors fluctuating temperatures then coming back to normal very quickly. It seems like its losing its connection with the manifold because sometimes it goes to oL also.
I've had this happen a few times also. Especially when moving them around while reading.
We shall never prevent the abuse of power if we are not
prepared to limit power in a way which occasionally may
prevent its use for desirable purposes.
Just ordered a cooper 9315 less than I thought from Jmart. That should help with pesky calibrations.
Originally Posted by hvac5646
lol...no not blaming the wireless function...just saying that since I can't keep them in calibration I cant rely on them to give me accurate SC and SH so I will have to side line my SMAN 4 until I can resolve the issue. That takes away the WB function of the wireless on the SMAN .
Oh Oh, guess I may have to get creative. Special order.
E-bay or I think someone in a recent thread was looking at getting the 9315
Thermocouples (K-Type) generate voltage with specific dissimilar metals vs just a simple resistance value of a thermistor (Cooper Style). I don't think there is a simple creative way to make it work unless cooper makes a thermocouple simulator and you call them and ask for a trade. They seem nice on the phone and would probably help you out.
Guess I better practice being nice on the phone then. Thanks
Originally Posted by itsiceman
E-bay or I think someone in a recent thread was looking at getting the 9315
Thermocouples (K-Type) generate voltage with specific dissimilar metals vs just a simple resistance value of a thermistor (Cooper Style). I don't think there is a simple creative way to make it work unless cooper makes a thermocouple simulator and you call them and ask for a trade. They seem nice on the phone and would probably help you out.
cooper atkins k type calibration prover #9319, note that this does not verify the accuracy of the k-type probe only that the meter reads correctly to a standard at 32/100/160.
Originally Posted by Hvac216
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