In Need of HELP Gas Flue Analyser TPI 712 BG

[pgandhs]

Hi people hope some one can help me here please,
Bought a Gas flue analyser at a boot fair, Ex British Gas (TPI 712 BG) thought I got a bargain, but it never had a printer, so I purchased a printer TPI A740 from Ebay another Bargain, only thing is I do not know how to print readings off, because I have no instructions, I have looked on the net to try and find some but the BG version seems different to all others, Does any one know if you are able to print from this BG device to a TPI A740 Printer ? or are my supposed Bargains more of a Disaster ?

awaiting your responses,
thanks pgandhs.

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

yep might find they are incompatible tpi not the most reliable or cheapest for calibration i suggest you ring tpi

 

[Puddle]

So ,just so i know have got it right,we have a probably nicked, battered,out of calibration ,bg analyser bought at a boot sale,even if you do get the printer working ,what use will the print out be !!!

Imho

 

[villa_tom]

Personally mate I would just write off the FGA you have and all the money you have spent and just buy a new one with a warranty and a calibration cert.

If something looks to good to be true then it probably is.

 

[PlumbBobBob]

IF it were nicked it would probably be registered as such with the manufacturers and would be easy to find out by calibrator.

 

[Louis Elia]

In Need of HELP Gas Flue Analyser

I Need m3/hr to kg3/hr
if any one can tell me for the propane gas how i convert
thanks to all

 

[SimonJohns]

You've posted on a tread that is nothing to do with it query. But

M3 to kw x13.85

Kw to m3. /13.85

This is only a rough guide thou


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