Buy UEi Test Instruments EM151 Electronic ManometerUEi Test Instruments EM151 Electronic Manometer Product Description:
- Single input to measure positive and negative pressure to 20-Inch wg
- Triple Scale: inWG, mBar,-and PSI
- Ruggedized, including rubber boot with integral magnet for hands-free operation
- Simple two-button operation
- Auto power-off to protect battery life
Product Description
UEi designed the EM151 Digital Manometer to provide a simple, time-saving alternative to U-tube pressure measurements. Digital Manometers are essential tools for contractors and plant maintenance personnel involved in the installation and maintenance of a range of products dependent on accurate pressure measurements for effective operation. Typical applications for the UEi EM151 include ensuring furnaces are installed in accordance with the manufacturer�s instructions, confirming draft pressures during combustion tests, and measuring static pressures inside ductwork. The UEi EM151 includes a Backlit Display for use in real-world work environments and a magnetic boot for hands-free measurement. UEi designed the EM151 primarily for use by HVAC/R contractors and its accuracy and measurement range are targeted at most applications encountered by these professionals.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent little Digitial Manometer.
By Fuzzy Logic
I use it in the inches of water mode. Would be nice if it did cm of water; but, one can make the metric conversion.Subjectively, it seems very accurate. If you need one (and you'll know if you do) this will fill the bill.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.EM151
By l12384
i like it very much because it's very easy to used with one button touch. I highly recommend the product.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Works great
By B. Breckenfeld
This device, although expensive, worked quickly and gave readings that appeared to be resonable but I had no way of verifying the accuracy. The only other way to measure pressures in the HVAC unit was to build a manomoeter with tubing and that would have been unwieldy to use and hook up to the components.
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