Description
Vane probe, Ø 16 mm, digital and wired, is designed to determine flow velocity and volume flow when used with a compatible testo multifunction measuring instrument (ordered separately). A permanently attached cable links the probe to the instrument. The unit incorporates a telescope that extends to a maximum length of 0,85 m; clear scaling on the telescope allows immersion depth to be read directly. A structured volume-flow measurement menu supports intuitive operation: once the duct cross-section dimensions and geometry are entered, volume flow is calculated precisely. Time and point averaging, average volume flow, the current reading and min/max values are displayed on the instrument. Because the probe is digital, measurement uncertainty of the instrument itself is eliminated and only the probe needs to be sent for calibration, keeping the meter continuously available. Typical applications include reliable velocity measurements inside ventilation ducts, with rapid volume-flow calculation via the instrument menu. This probe is supplied by manufacturer Testo as a compact laboratory and HVAC measurement accessory in a single-piece pack.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe type: Digital vane probe, wired
- Diameter: 16 mm
- Telescope length: max. 0,85 m
- Connection: Fixed cable
- EAN: 4029547018916
- Technical Information Sheet:
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