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Friday, 01 September 2006 |
Designed to be “the most user friendly 5 in 1 analyser available”, the new KANE425 is “made to measure” for the busy heating engineer.
A simple rotary switch enables the engineer to quickly measure combustion performance, differential pressure, differential temperature and to perform timed let-by/tightness tests and room CO build-up tests. On screen prompts guide the user where necessary. A plug-in gas leak detector is also available.
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Tuesday, 01 August 2006 |
The new KANE100-1 handheld gas analyser can measure and log ambient carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations.
It is ideal for proving that flueless gas appliances such as space heaters, water heaters and kitchen equipment are operating safely. If faulty or inadequately ventilated, these appliances can generate high levels of harmful CO and CO2. With few exceptions, ambient CO levels must be below 10ppm. There are also recommended limits for ambient CO2.
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Tuesday, 01 August 2006 |
The NEW KANE450 has all the features expected of a “top of the range” combustion analyser but is controlled by an “easy to use” rotary switch similar to the popular KANE250. Any four parameters can be viewed on the large backlit display; to change a parameter simply select the new one on the dial and press the enter button!
It can perform all the combustion, pressure, temperature and CO tests necessary to commission and service a modern high efficiency boiler. A gas leak detector option is also available. Live tests, stored tests or full reports can be printed using an infra-red printer or sent to a laptop or PDA via the Bluetooth™ option.
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Tuesday, 01 August 2006 |
KANE has updated their KM900 combustion and emissions gas analyser by adding the capability to fit an additional toxic gas sensor. This handheld analyser now has the optional capabilities to measure three different toxic gases as well as measuring oxygen, differential temperature and differential pressure.
The three toxic gas sensors can be chosen from carbon monoxide (0 to 10,000ppm with H2 compensation), carbon monoxide (0 to 10%), nitric oxide (0 to 100ppm for improved accuracy at low levels), nitric oxide (0 to 5000ppm), nitrogen dioxide (0 to 1000ppm) and sulphur dioxide (0 to 5000ppm).
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Tuesday, 01 August 2006 |
KANE has updated their KM900 combustion and emissions gas analyzer by adding the capability to fit an additional toxic gas sensor, introducing a display with larger characters and fitting a higher capacity double headed pump. The sampling probe for the KANE940 is now lined with Teflon.
This handheld analyser now has the optional capabilities to measure three different toxic gases as well as measuring oxygen, differential temperature and differential pressure.
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