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4. Once the tightness test has been successfully conducted (both
traffic lights on green), remove the cover caps from the fresh air
inlet and probe shaft.
5. Finish the tightness test: [Close].
6. Put the cover caps back in the plastic bag.
6.2.2. Particle: test types – compliance measurement,
adjustment help and approval test
To prevent incorrect measurements, the position of the
testo 380 and the particulate matter probe must not be
changed during a measurement.
For flue gas loss measurement, Testo recommends using
a combustion air temperature probe with connecting cable
(0600 9787). Self-heating of the measurement system
during operation may influence the combustion air
temperature measurement with a mini ambient air probe.
Call up function:
> [] → Measurement options → [OK] → Particle → [OK].
The testo 380 has 3 test types:
• the Compliance measurement test is for official
measurements in accordance with the 1st BImSchV
• the Adjustment help test is for the adjustment of combustion
processes
• Approval test is for individual room furnaces
> The operating status of the combustion system to be measured
must comply with the national directives.
Options
> [Options] → Tightness test: the tightness of the fresh air and
gas path is tested.
> [Options] → Operation check: an operation check of the
measurement system can be carried out, see Operation check,
page 74.
> [Options] → Instrument information particle probe:
information on the particulate matter probe is displayed.
> [Options] → Instrument information particle analyzer: testo
380 information is displayed.
> [Options] → Edit cone data: select and edit nozzle calibration
data.
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