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Hi lads,
Due to the fact that I got a present of my brother I have to re sell this product and hoping to find someone on here.
I am selling a Testo 330-2 LL flue gas analyser.
The sensors co, co2 and o2 have been changed recently and it been calibrated.

It comes with

Flue gas analyser probe
All chargers - 3 different plugs
Carrying strap band
Carry case metal very solid piece
Sopot pump
Testo printer
Filters
Testo Cleaner
Differential hose kit
All relevant silicone hoses

If interested PM me

Kind regrads

Ron

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