Flue gas analyser's

[Bluemoon729]

Hi I'm new to the industry Im just finishing my training (got my ccn1 booked in a couple of weeks bricking it). Iv been looking at getting myself kitted out and I can't get my head around the analysers there seems to be loads on the market at all sorts of prices.

I don't want to fork out ridicules money as I'm only going to be starting out doing servicing boilers,fires cookers at weekends and at night so I can't really justify spending a thousand pounds as you can imagine.

I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction ie recommended brands,models or even ones to avoid as I can't seem to find many reviews on any, ideally I'd like to spend between £300 and maybe upto £500

Anyway any advice would really be appreciated 🙂

Thanks for reading

 

[aligorgon]

Personal choice seems to come into it a lot I like the anton v2 sprints, 1 because i used them at college and 2 i like the let by/ tightness test function

 

[nowucit]

Have a look here, I found this really useful

Originally Posted by croppie
Take a look here

http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/central-heating-forum/39353-what-flue-gas-analyser.html

 

[Tea anbiscuits]

I use a Kane, never had any issues. I think it's down to what you feel happy using. When you do your CPA part depending where you go hey usually have different models. Gives you a chance to see which you like.

 

[lame plumber]

it depends how much you want to spend on servicing, kane 455 best value on that front at present

 

[GasmanxxxR1]

anton evo 2 for me

 

[Tea anbiscuits]

anton evo 2 for me

Kane 455 for me mate

 

[AWheating]

i find that testos and kane are very very easy to use. My kane 455 is excellent. My old testo was great too.

 

[downthesouth]

Kane 455 cant beat em, used an Anton before hand not bad but not a Kane, find a local supplies shop that's willing to do the leg work to send it to Kane and calibration will be pain free.