Measurement Engineering for Air Conditioning and ... - Bad Request
Measurement Engineering for Air Conditioning and ... - Bad Request
Measurement Engineering for Air Conditioning and ... - Bad Request
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Checking Indoor <strong>Air</strong> Quality using the new testo 435 multi-function meter testo 400, the reliable reference measuring instrument<br />
For a good climate<br />
<strong>Air</strong> conditioning <strong>and</strong> ventilation engineering is a complicated <strong>and</strong><br />
multifaceted field – You know that as well as we do.<br />
Highly diverse tasks such as planning, initial operation, approval <strong>and</strong><br />
service with different interfaces <strong>and</strong> high dem<strong>and</strong>s on energy<br />
efficiency, hygiene <strong>and</strong> Indoor <strong>Air</strong> Quality all have to function in<br />
harmony.<br />
Technical requirements are high. Low energy consumption, high<br />
operational safety, long-term availability, – at the same time, it must<br />
be possible to regulate air conditioning <strong>and</strong> ventilation in the different<br />
rooms individually <strong>and</strong> in real time.<br />
Testo has the measurement engineering required. Complete solutions<br />
<strong>for</strong> all parameters. Our many years of experience are reflected in our<br />
practical <strong>and</strong> efficient measurement solutions.<br />
Nobody offers more<br />
It is impossible to find a comparable range of probes, optional probes<br />
or conventional probes, <strong>for</strong> all the parameters required in air<br />
conditioning: flow, humidity, temperature, pressure, absolute<br />
pressure, lux, sound, CO2, volt <strong>and</strong> milliampere. Absolute assurance<br />
is supplied by Testo Calibration Certificates, regardless <strong>for</strong> which<br />
parameter. Testo has a pacesetter function in the calibration sector.<br />
How accurate are you?<br />
Measuring instruments have to measure accurately, stably <strong>and</strong> reliably<br />
over a period of years. These requirements are the basis of our<br />
product philosophy. An indication of how serious we are is made clear<br />
by the example of the development of our own, patented humidity<br />
sensor. It took almost eight years be<strong>for</strong>e the sensor met our<br />
requirements in terms of precision <strong>and</strong> long-term stability, response<br />
time <strong>and</strong> temperature tolerance. It was then subjected to thorough<br />
testing lasting more than a year be<strong>for</strong>e it was finally approved <strong>for</strong> use<br />
by our customers. But we were still not satisfied. Over a period of five<br />
years, inter-laboratory tests were undertaken involving nine renowned<br />
international testing institutes, such as the PTB in Berlin (National<br />
metrology institute), which documents the accuracy of the sensor<br />
over this time in each of the testing institutes.