TPI DC710C1 Combustion Analyzer Kit

The TPI DC710C1 advanced combustion analyzer kit is a smart, wireless solution to flue gas analysis where results are shown on the user’s smart device rather than on the analyzer itself. The TPI DC710C1 flu analyzer is operated from the user’s smart device via Bluetooth and has complete control of the DC710’s functions, as well as the ability to view all results in real-time on their smart device using the free-to-use TPI View app. Reports are generated quickly and sent straight to the customer for minimal downtime and paperwork. The TPI DC710 has no screen or dial and only one button (ON/OFF) to press. The DC710C1 combustion analyzer kit does not include a printer.

The TPI DC710 Flue Gas Analyzer is capable of several measurement functions with a CO range from 0 to 10,000 ppm, a temperature range from -58°F to 1832°F (-50°C to 1000°C) and an O2 range from 0 to 25%. Additionally, it can calculate carbon dioxide content, air-free carbon monoxide, excess air and combustion efficiency.

The powerful magnets and hanging hook on the back of the DC710 means the unit can be attached near or to the boiler while the probe is inserted into the flue. Tests are started from the user's smart device, and the live readings and results are displayed on the screen, with helpful color-coded warnings for easy identification of potential problems. To view measurements, scroll up and down on the same screen to see all results in one place.

Once the analysis has been completed, results can be sent straight to the customer, including the date, time, and location stamp, providing a record of when and where the tests have been carried out.

The TPI DC710C1 Kit is a complete flue gas analysis kit as it features an A770 flue gas analysis probe which can measure temperature, oxygen, and CO concentration. The whole kit comes in a soft padded carry case with a shoulder strap. The rechargeable battery has an approximate operating life of 6 hours or more, and a supplied USB charger allows in situ battery charging.