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Home > Forums > Mechanical Engineers > Activities > HVAC/R engineering Forum

Need ideas on remote instrumentation

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TurboTag (Automotive)

10 Apr 02 9:10

I am looking for a remote differential pressure probe that I can get the pressure readings from remotely (RF). And I need to be able to move it from place to place in the system. It would be really nice if it was able to take humidity readings also. I have been searching without much luck so I came here first to avoid a bunch of sales pitches.

Thanks,

Tim

quark (Mechanical)

10 Apr 02 10:30

Turbotag!

What pressure ratings you are looking for?

Regards,

TurboTag (Automotive)

10 Apr 02 11:32

Not very high or low, within 3 in of water (static). We are trying to take measurements in an airhandeling unit for a paint spray booth. The ahu is 17 ft across by about 12 ft high. There are several places in the ahu and the duct work to the spray booth that I would like to get static/dynamic pressure readings along with humidity. But I hate punch a bunch of holes in the system for temporary instrumentation.

Thanks,

Tim

Wow, I didn't proofread my first post ;(

fredb (Mechanical)

10 Apr 02 14:43

Hello,

Look at Dwyer Instruments Co. you can find on web.

DRWeig (Electrical)

24 Apr 02 12:48

Hi Turbotag,

Kele has a new wireless line. Ring up 901-937-4900, or send me your fax and I'll send you some data sheets and pricing.

Thanks,

Old Dave

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