The S365 Charging Jacket is a reliable way to charge TX Valve systems in cold weather. Normally, low temperatures remove too much heat from the condenser coils, hence to enable HVAC-R professionals to effectively work on TXV systems when the outside air is low.
The S365 Condenser charging jacket allows you to control the air flow to acheive the correct conditions to enable tuning & charging the systemaccuratelydown to 1C outside temps.
Its the perfect tool to dramatically extend the hours availablewhere techs can install, service, and charge TXV systems.
Features
- Charge from 1Cto 22C outside temperatures
- Service maintenance contracts before and after summer heat
- Extend billable hours
- Easy to adjust to reach correct pressure differential
- Looks professional
Get the STA2 for your HVAC-RAir Balancing Needs
- In-duct air balancing with fast response time
- Minimizes turbulence effect
- Hands free testing
- 950mm telescoping probe for in-duct traversing
- Dual display shows combo of real-time litre per second,, air velocity, or temp
- Include ahard blow-moulded protective case
The STA2 is a Hot-wire Anemometer built for the HVACR professionals’ air balancing needs. The compact probe tip makes measuring air velocity directly in the duct a breeze. It’s great for traversing a duct and automatically calculating ls without the hassle and expense of a bulky hood. The 950mm telescoping probe’s laser etched ruling and flattened edges allows techs to locate proper measurement points within a duct, and ensures that the probe is properly aligned.
This in duct hot-wire anemometer quickly calculates litres per second [ls] from air velocity and free area. With the intuitive interface, the STA2 makes it easy to capture the correct data.
(STA2)
Specifications:
- Flyer Manual
- Operator Manual
Package Includes:
- Hot-wire Anemometer – STA2
- Stabilizing Cone
- Blow-molded Case with Padding
Warranty
1 – Year Manufacturers Warranty from Date of PurchaseExcludes Consumables such as Filters, Gaskets, Leads, Batteries, Fuses, Sensors, Case etc
