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I was doing some heating repairs at a restaurant that received some health code violations yesterday and they also need to have all of their equipment secured to the walls so they cannot put pressure...

I'd be awesome if they added support for the UEI Hub equipment.

The uei hub6 set looks great. They have the charging port built in. I'm about to test our a set. I'd give them a lookup.

I don't really watch many anymore. Always on the go now.

acservicetech and grayfurnaceman are two of the best though.

You'll have to make them yourself. Royalty free images are few and far between.

I take a lot of pictures of equipment while I'm working to use in a training website. If it's images you need made...

That's awesome. I'm going to grab one of those.

So was looking through some past combustion analysis test and even 8 and area really isn't all that uncommon.

This thread has made me realize I haven't really paid all that much attention aside...

With a O2 reading at 9% you will have a co2 of about 6.5% and xsair of about 60%. Coaf 10ppm. Those are all about the area you'd be in.

Much over 8.2% would give you a terribly low O2 reading by...

I'd rather the first. I normally have it somewhere around 5-6% or so.

Was the O2 around 8.5-9% in that first scenario?

https://www.supplyhouse.com/Fieldpiece-RMA316-RMA316-Manometer-Tube-Adapter-3-16-5-16 is the product

Comes standard with this meter...

I don't bother organizing them anymore. It doesn't last.

I take mine on every call, but I don't use it every call.

Is light commercial better paying there?

I just had the same feeling about getting new gauges. I went another way. I bought the UEI Hub6.

Look that up. Might be an option for you. 2 hygrometers, 2 line clamps (thermistor) and the two...

The permit is probably just a money scam, but nothing you really want to get caught up in when the ceiling starts to come down on the situation.

I haven't tried the carrier version, but the previous one had a ton of issues. But, overall, it was probably worth $100 to see the walkthroughs and check some voltages. I only hope they added more...

That first one gets spammed to /hvac on reddit every ten minutes.

What filter brand and location was this? I'm in Ontario Canada and haven't heard or received any notice on that.

Is that area saturated with techs?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_fW148JesA - HVAC Run Capacitors Factory Tour

That's the right choice for them.

They make a good analyzer. Definitely get it if you need one.

I use the wired pet safe fence. Works well for my two little ones.

I suggest getting a trencher tool for installing the wire.

My brother has the wireless pet safe one. I guess the line moves by...

The switch is open with 24v not closed. The pressure switch isn't closed with the venter off.

24v across a switch is an open switch. 0v across a switch is a closed switch as there's no resistance...

What might trip up some of the guys is there's one pressure switch that's in line with the gas valve on some models. I don't know if the newer units are like this. So the HSI will glow, but if that...

I try to overstock. I prefer the Titan HD, but I can never have enough so I have to stock the rotom capacitors. They're not that great.

The amrad I only stock one or two at a time to use on a...

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Exactly what I was thinking. Smooth curves :)

That's weird. I don't recall hearing about an increase for us. Goodman is 100% better to work on than any other brand though. They give you so much space to work inside the unit which is good when...

Lennox Build-a-Tech was a pretty decent course. I did the online version a few years back.