I am looking to buy a flue gas analyser but am a little unsure as to which one to go for. I have been looking at the kane 455 CPA1 kit and also the anton sprint V2. both seem ok but which should I go for? Your suggestions please!! 
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WhichFlue gas analyser?
- Thread starter oldmacdonnald
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I'd buy the cheapest possible which just does the job. There is so little money in gas work that the overhead will cripple you, so minimise it.
They are only required to tell you co2 and either ratio or co because from one you can calculate the other. Differential BP is wanted by a very few band A boilers, mostly not something you require.
You require no other bells and whistles.
They are only required to tell you co2 and either ratio or co because from one you can calculate the other. Differential BP is wanted by a very few band A boilers, mostly not something you require.
You require no other bells and whistles.
The problem with kanes is the recalibration/sensor costs which can be up to 200 squid.
Their is a regin one which is basic one dial op ...but with no printer interface for about 230 pounds worth having a look at.
The sprints are a good unit as well
Their is a regin one which is basic one dial op ...but with no printer interface for about 230 pounds worth having a look at.
The sprints are a good unit as well
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