Fluke 922

Name: Fluke 922 Airflow Meter/Micromanometer
Brand: Fluke
SKU: 922FLUKE
Price: 995.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Our Part No. 922FLUKE

Mfr. Model 922

Catalog No. 2679822

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Fluke 922

Our Part No. 922FLUKE

Mfr. Model 922

Catalog No. 2679822

The Fluke 922 is an Airflow Meter/Micromanometer that makes airflow measurements easy by combining pressure, air flow, and velocity into a single, rugged meter. Compatible with most pitot tubes, it allows technicians to conveniently enter different duct shapes and dimensions for maximum measurement accuracy.

Powerful meter provides differential and static pressure, air velocity and flow readings
Rugged design
Easy to use without sacrificing performance

This product is available for shipping to the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico only.

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Key Features

Powerful meter provides differential and static pressure, air velocity and flow readings
Rugged design built for field use
Easy to use without sacrificing performance
Monitor air pressure across key HVAC components
Ensure proper air flow balance
Promote good indoor air quality
Maintain a comfortable environment
User-defined duct shape and size for maximum airflow accuracy
Convenient colored hoses help you properly diagnose pressure readings
Bright, backlit display for clear viewing in all environments
Min/Max/Average/Hold functions for easy data analysis
Auto power

Applications:

Measure pressure drops across filters and coils
Match ventilation to occupant loads
Monitor indoor vs. outdoor pressure relationships
Manage building envelope
Perform duct traversals for accurate airflow readings

Details

The Fluke 922 Airflow Meter/Micromanometer makes airflow measurements easy by combining pressure, air flow, and velocity into a single, rugged meter. Compatible with most pitot tubes, the 922 allows technicians to conveniently enter different duct shapes and dimensions for maximum measurement accuracy.

Today's HVAC technicians want a simple solution for diagnosing ventilation issues. Differential pressure measurements only tell part of the story. Technicians also want to measure air velocity and flow, without having to resort to expensive, difficult to use, specialty tools.

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