Tony spoke at the symposium about leveraging wireless technology to make troubleshooting and diagnosis easier; he talked about how technology did not replace knowledge but adapted and made readings more reliable, accurate, and able to be taken simultaneously, saving time in the field. Fieldpiece Job Link tools allow technicians to take multiple accurate measurements for faster diagnosis wirelessly.

The Job Link manometers also come with independent pressure sensors, meaning that you can measure two separate pressures, not just a differential between two points. The Job Link product line also comes with highly accurate RapidRail temperature clamps, which clamp to the refrigerant lines, incorporate the copper’s conductivity into the readings, and are more accurate than K-type thermocouples.

Fieldpiece also recently introduced two versions of its combustion analyzer. These models are aimed at maximizing uptime and reducing tool maintenance costs over time. The tools’ sensors are sealed from the air upon the tool’s shutdown, preventing degradation and allowing them to last up to four years. The sensors are also replaceable in the field. The CAT85 model also has a hydrocycle pump that condenses flue gases and spits the condensation out into the flue, which eliminates the need for a water trap.

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