ETI Budget HVAC Thermometer Kit – Selectech

$ 39.50

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Sept 19, 2024
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ETI Budget HVAC Thermometer Kit – Selectech

Product Description

Description For everyday temperature monitoring Excellent value-for-money These HVAC thermometer kits are ideal for a wide range of plumbing and heating applications. The kits can be used to monitor both cold and hot water temperatures as well as undertake other routine HVAC checks. A typical application includes balancing radiators using a pair of clip-on pipe probes on the flow and return pipes at either end of the radiator. Starting with the radiator nearest the boiler, adjust the lockshield valve until you get a temperature drop of 11 °C across the two pipes. Then move on to the other radiators in turn. Each kit contains: Therma Differential thermometer (231-022) 2 x pipe clamp probes (133-040) Zip pouch (830-090) LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SAFE SURFACE & WATER TEMPERATURESIf you are the employer or person in control of premises you have a legal duty.
Description For everyday temperature monitoring Excellent value-for-money These HVAC thermometer kits are ideal for a wide range of plumbing and heating applications. The kits can be used to monitor both cold and hot water temperatures as well as undertake other routine HVAC checks. A typical application includes balancing radiators using a pair of clip-on pipe probes on the flow and return pipes at either end of the radiator. Starting with the radiator nearest the boiler, adjust the lockshield valve until you get a temperature drop of 11 °C across the two pipes. Then move on to the other radiators in turn. Each kit contains: Therma Differential thermometer (231-022) 2 x pipe clamp probes (133-040) Zip pouch (830-090) LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SAFE SURFACE & WATER TEMPERATURESIf you are the employer or person in control of premises you have a legal duty of care in respect of the risk of scalding or burning from hot water and hot surface temperatures. NHS and HSE guidelines state that surface temperatures of space heating devices such as thermal storage heaters, oil-filled radiators and conventional radiators should not exceed 43 °C. This will control and prevent patients from being burned. When the surface temperature exceeds 43 °C there is a high risk of burning, often leading to fatalities in the elderly, people with mental illness and learning disabilities or children who cannot react appropriately to prevent injury.