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The number of solid fuel combustion systems and the fine particles they emit has increased steadily over the years. This and the revision of the 1. BlmSchV have presented chimney cleaners, heating engineers and service technicians with a new challenge. The testo 380 particle counter is designed to support professionals in carrying out fine particle measurements easily and accurately.
If you are a service technician who carries out heating system adjustments or chimney cleaning, you need a reliable measuring instrument that can do your job easily and accurately. The testo 380 has a pre-saved measurement menu that will help you measure according to 1. BlmSchV. and measurement programs that allow you to adjust solid fuel combustion systems so that they operate at peak efficiency. In particular, the testo 380 has an extremely user-friendly interface.
Despite its highly sophisticated sensor technology, the testo 380 fine particle counter is extremely user-friendly and easy to use. The testo 380 can be used to carry out measurements of fine dust particles, O2 and CO. Specially developed Testo measurement technology enables measurements to be carried out in real time. You can also use the testo 380 to carry out flow measurements.
Note: The testo 380 is fully compatible with the testo 330-2 LL flue gas analyzer. The innovative complete solution for systems using solid, liquid and gaseous fuels.
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| GENERAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 7900 g |
| Accuracy | acc. VDI 4206-2 |
| Resolution | 0.1 mg/m³ (> 5 mg/m³) |
| Size | 475 x 360 x 190 mm |
| Operating temperature | +5 to +40 °C |
| Protection level | IP40 |
| Display screen | LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) |
| Display function | shows warm-up phase and operational readiness |
| Power supply | via internal power supply: 100 V AC / 0.45 A to 240 V AC / 0.2 A (50 to 60 Hz) |
| Maximum memory | 500,000 measurement values |
| Storage temperatures | -20 to +50 °C |
| Measuring range | 0 to 300 mg/m³ |
