Can anyone recommend a gas analyser, so that I can read flue gas CO2 content? Just a basic, cheapish one is all I'll need. Cheers for any suggestions, John
Buying a gas analyser?
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he wants a fga not an antique you wicked person.
understand how to use one of the above and you will never need batteries
thats what i was trained on
and also he wanted a CO2 analyser
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Hmmm a bit more expensive than I hoped.....don't suppose you can hire them? Cheers for the reply anyway - much appreciated! John
whats the deal with an acs qualification to use one these days... im due for re-acs soon and have heard that this is a new module. i've been using one since i started and cant see what an acs module would entail.
Probably parting with more money for an unnecessary piece of paper.
I think it's kind of there and it isn't at the moment, but I've heard strong rumours that Capita are going to get all excited about FGA exams when they take over
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holty
whats the ones called were you have to use them like an egg timer i remember doing my oftec using them dont know if they work on gas.
Holty, you mean those Fire rite (sp) things, you ancient git?
Yes you can hire them, (modern ones!!)but they do save time on servicing.
You only need them really if you're working on boilers which stipulate they're necessary, like Kestons.
Yes there is a Combustion Performance Analysis module, which is almost trivial, apart from the cost. Likely to be over £100 by itself.
FOr advice, and they sell them all, try www.gesuk.com. I've had excellent service from them
Yes you can hire them, (modern ones!!)but they do save time on servicing.
You only need them really if you're working on boilers which stipulate they're necessary, like Kestons.
Yes there is a Combustion Performance Analysis module, which is almost trivial, apart from the cost. Likely to be over £100 by itself.
FOr advice, and they sell them all, try www.gesuk.com. I've had excellent service from them
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