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Thread: "time to change filter" Meter ?

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    I have the dwyer incline tube manometer, about $30. You could install that and mark the acceptable range with the included arrows- hi and low airflow limits. You would connect to supply and return to get the ESP reading.
    Esp will indicate the excact airflow- dirty filter, too many registers closed or dirty coil. After all, its airflow that kills the equipment, whether filter or closed registers.

    I came up with a simple unit that would use ESP to cut on the "check" light that many tstats have, about $60 for parts out of grainger catalog. Apparently that's too much and some people would not be able to wire it in, so its in drawer now.
    Col 3:23


    questions asked, answers received, ignorance abated

  2. #22
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    The one you are looking at,works just fine,read the instructions and install it in the correct place.TTt

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    Angry

    Originally posted by hoffa
    It costs time
    Thats the most ridicoulus(yeah,yeah) statement I`ve heard off. It takes time to wipe your ass off every time you take a shit but we still do it, right. It only takes 3 seconds: take it out, check it, put it back in if its clean. Now go back to being a couch potato.

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