How to troubleshoot no display on Airflow Instruments Measuring Instruments?
If your Airflow Instruments Measuring Instruments unit's display is blank, there are several potential causes. First, ensure the unit is turned on by pressing the I/O key. If that doesn't work, check the batteries; they may be low, dead, or have dirty contacts. Replace or clean them as needed. Finally, verify that the AC adapter is properly connected.
What to do if I see flashing blank on Airflow Instruments ProHood PH731 display?
If you see the “ ” symbol flashing on the display of your Airflow Instruments Measuring Instruments, this typically indicates a low battery charge or dirty battery contacts. Try replacing or recharging the batteries first. If the problem persists, clean the battery contacts.
Why does Airflow Instruments ProHood PH731 Measuring Instruments display dashes for velocity or volume?
If you see '------' on the display of your Airflow Instruments Measuring Instruments for velocity or volume, it means a valid temperature reading is required for standard or actual velocity/volume correction. Ensure a temperature probe is connected to the meter. Alternatively, you can manually input the temperature by setting “Temp Source” to “Entered” in the Actual/Std menu.
What does flashing 888888 mean on Airflow Instruments ProHood PH731 Measuring Instruments?
If “888888” is flashing on the display of your Airflow Instruments Measuring Instruments, it indicates that the pressure is too high to measure. This can also occur when measuring velocity or flow if the pressure at that velocity is too high. Refer to the specifications page for the maximum pressure limits.
General| Temperature Range | 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C) |
|---|---|
| Storage Temperature | -4 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C) |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Wireless Communication | Bluetooth |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Humidity Range | 5% to 95% RH |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| Measurement Range | 30 to 2000 ft/min |
Overview of the micromanometer, capture hood, and standard/optional tools.
Guides on unpacking, checking parts, and initial instrument preparation.
Explanation of each button on the micromanometer's keypad.
How to navigate menus for instrument setup and parameter selection.
Setting up flow measurements for different duct types and K-factors.
Procedures for recording, storing, and managing measurement data.
How to calibrate the instrument and apply correction factors for accuracy.
Methods for taking single flow readings and running averages.
Steps for performing flow measurements with backpressure compensation.
Guidelines for cleaning components and resolving common instrument issues.
Methods for traversing ducts to determine average air velocity or volume.
Information on the Swirl X Flow Conditioner for improved accuracy.
Detailed specifications of measurement ranges, accuracy, and operating conditions.
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