Welcome. Today we’re going to take a look at the new Fieldpiece CAT45 combustion analyzer. To start off, let’s review the most exciting new features that set this analyzer apart from the pack. Then, we’ll deep dive and compare it to a few of the famous competitors on the market.

Welcome back. Our review today is going to cover the excellent TPI DC710C1. I’ve kind of tipped my hand already by calling it “excellent”, but I really do think there are some great features to recommend this analyzer. We’ll go through a quick summary upfront so that those of you who want to get to the goods right away can look over the most important points, and then we’ll dig just a little deeper after that.

Hello again. Today’s review is going to be a look at the exciting new line of Seitron combustion analyzers called Novo. We’ll begin with a quick summary of the features that make this analyzer a unique and valuable tool compared to other offerings on the market. Then we’ll go over the meter in more detail, followed by a comparison to some other major competitors.

Hello folks, it's getting around to fall and winter, and combustion season is upon us once again. Accutools is a brand well known for AC tools and is universally respected. They have now thrown their hand into the combustion market and delivered a real powerhouse analyzer called the BluFlame.

Bacharach Insight Plus 0024-8518 Combustion Analyzer delivers Five Tools in One, and includes Tune-Rite On-Demand HVAC assistant with over 22 appliance/fuel combinations and new Reporting App functionality.

The UEi C155 Combustion Analyzer is a no nonsense analyzer that gets the job done. This analyzer can measure temperature (20-2400 F), CO2 (0-20%), CO (0-2,000ppm). The C155 uses a CO2 sensor and the CO measurements to calculate the O2 present which increases the shelf life of the sensors. This change eliminates the need for the O2 sensor which in turns eliminates your need to send it in for replacement every year.

Updated June 2024

Testo 320 - discontinued

      One of the many things I hear about Combustion Analyzers is they are too expensive. While I may disagree, I do understand that for many people spending $1200 or more on a premium combustion analyzer is not within their budget constraints. Being able to squeeze as many features into their purchase without breaking the bank is a tough balance.

      Product selection in the Combustion Analysis market sure is “stacked”. All jokes aside, there are lots of options when it comes to which combustion analyzer you should choose. Today I will be discussing the UEi C157 Eagle3x Combustion Analyzer.