A good indoor climate starts with the right conditions. Ventilation isn’t just about measuring airflow—it’s about understanding how a system works and ensuring the right results for the people inside the building.
Reliable measurements make it easier to troubleshoot problems, verify ventilation performance, and document the work. Whether you’re performing maintenance, troubleshooting, or conducting routine OVK inspections, the right measuring instruments are a crucial part of the process.
Accurate measurements are the foundation of a good indoor climate
A ventilation system must function as intended to create a comfortable and healthy indoor climate. By measuring factors such as airflow, temperature, relative humidity, and differential pressure, you gain a better basis for assessing the system’s performance.
Inaccurate or unreliable measurements can make it difficult to identify the cause of problems such as drafts, uneven temperatures, or poor air quality.
The right instruments make measurement easier
When performing ventilation measurements, you often need to handle several different parameters and measurement points. That’s why it’s important to use measuring instruments designed to streamline the process—from the measurement itself to documenting the results.
testo 400
Hög precision för komplexa mätuppdrag
testo 400 är ett avancerat klimatinstrument för dig som ställer höga krav på noggrannhet och flexibilitet. Med ett brett utbud av givare mäter du luftflöde, temperatur, luftfuktighet, CO₂ och andra parametrar – med dokumentation och analys.
testo 440
Flexibelt instrument för det dagliga arbetet
testo 440 är ett mångsidigt instrument som gör ventilationsmätningar enklare och effektivare. Välj bland ett stort utbud av givare för att mäta luftflöde, temperatur, relativ luftfuktighet och andra viktiga klimatparametrar – snabbt och med hög tillförlitlighet.
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