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HVAC 110 Introduction to Measure quick and wireless probes.
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- čas přidán 26. 09. 2021
- The Official Measure quick page measurequick.com/
you tube @measureQuick From the Awesome Jim himself
• How to use MeasureQuic...
Tools that work with measure quick www.trutechtools.com/measureq...
Direct link to the measure quick guide
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You are the HVAC industry's LEGEND..!
you explained beter than MQ creator about hows to use and what's benefit of MQ. Jim should pay for you..!
Thanks again and again for sharing your experience and knowledge.
Thank you Mr. Ty ! … You are a Light in a dark world - Thanks for taking the time to share and teach us.
Yup, I use the same setup. Fieldpiece charge and air kit with the measure quick app is as good as it gets for now. My co worker got testo for the cheaper price, he now regrets his choice. The extended range of field piece probes is worth the extra cost.
Testo sensors are usually very accurate and precise as compared to FP and others; however the FP ones work by beaconing their data stream so it can be read by multiple ipads, iphones etc plus the FP has the longest range of all the other brands. Lastly, the Testo probes power off once the user ipad or mobile device connection is lost. FP will runs as long as the battery power is available by double pressing the power button. The defult is auto power off in 2 hours. Very useful when you have to been in the attic on the 3rd floor. MQ is the ultimate application tool. You can even use MQ without any of the wireless probes by manually entering pressures and temps. Only down side of course is that the MQ outputs will not be dynamically changing as the HVAC system runs and its paramters constantly change. You would have to constantly change all the inputs from traditional manifold gauge and meters. WITH MQ and wireless probes, I dont need my manifold gauges or hoses anymore. The only time hoses are used now is during charging or recovery. I think I save alot of lost refrigerant into the atomosphere during repairs and charging.
great video i like the way you had everything organized on the board .
I have the fieldpiece job link (the same you have on here) it's awesome. Customers feel so much more confident when they see this, they see I have no room for error and trust what I'm doing and what I tell them. I try to explain to them a bit what they are too so they get even more or a feeling of confidence. Then I show them the results. All you guys are awesome.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Thank you ty
I’m just going to make my first purchase of the Sensi Predict system and TEC Minneapolis Digital TrueFlow Solution Full Kit with DG8 Manometer and All 8 Adapter Plates that also works with measureQuick
I hope Tru Tech Tools or Jim Bergman can arrange to send you some test sample to make videos with these products.
Bill Spohn are you listening 👂
God bless you I'm learning a lot from video
Ty does a GREAT job.😊
I bought that same field piece set
Sir great video. Why didn’t the approach reading show up
I absolutely love my Fieldpiece probes since I’ve gotten them. All the information in one place is great as well as no hoses full of refrigerant.
Just a quick question Ty what grit sandpaper do you use for copper lines when cleaning up for connections.?
I prefer the green brilow pads. I also use a worn sand cloth. I think the ones that come with the kit is too abrasive.
@@love2hvac I carry the green Brillo pads already. So that’s awesome. Thanks Ty.! You rock
I was shown to install my static pressure probe on gas heat at return and befor coil.
There are multiple places to take measurements not just one.
Here is the guide for it for MQ
support.measurequick.com/knowledge-base/proper-wireless-probe-placement-for-accurate-diagnostics-in-measurequick/
What is the difference between MeasureQuick and the FieldPiece app? Also approximately how far downstream do you want to measure your supply air temperature? Thanks for the video
MeasureQuick takes a lot more readings, more calculations and has great diagnostics features.
It does require an additional instruments
Additional discharge line pipe clamp,
Additional temp probe for the outside air,
Return air and supply air thermometers.
And for best performance the return and supply pressure probes.
MQ is free in the classics option but you can't take screen shots, and if you want to save the data it's $5 per unit per year.
Great video!
P.S. Do you do any videos on measuring and sizing supply/return Plenums?? or point me to a resource please. Thanks.
I will do airflow and duct eventually. Still have to finish out fundamentals gas heat, heat pumps and start elctrical.
@@love2hvac Thank you. I’ll will be patient.
@@eddiegomez3628 , same here, if Ty is doing a video I will be watching it.
The temperature clamps always give OPEN or random high numbers; the screw caps of pressure gauges are too short. It’s hard to screw on some old service valves. I have to use 6” low loss ball valve hoses for the pressure gauges
Thanks for the feedback. There was a few pics of equipment I had to use an adapter because of space for the probes. I haven't had an open line yet. I'll keep an eye out.
In a commercial RTU, where would you get your wet bulb if you say not so close to the evap coil?
Return can be close but supply
A few options.
You can put it inside the first register ( a pain and a ladder is required ugh)
Or ...
I tied a string around mine and dropped is farther down the supply duct. tied it off, put the door back on. Good to go, fast easy.
I tried duplicating the steps fo MQ you showed without success! I’m using an up to date IPAD. Guess it’s not supported.
I was kind of tricky getting to the guide. I was on Android, it usually different for apple.
Mapping the probes and first set up is a little involved. But it's worth it!
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Question, are you taking supply static pressure after the Evaporator coil? Shouldn’t it be before the Evap to get Total External Static Pressure?
Static videos and airflow will be coming before long.
Untill then here is a quick guide for static pressure testing. It varies by equipment type and what you are looking for/checking.
www.trutechtools.com/assets/images/PDFFiles/TESP%20Testing-2.pdf
You ever try to hook up a Bluetooth extender to these puppies? Or know if it will work
That's a great question.
I have not. I had connectivity issues when the walk in bax was sub floor. Air cooled I had no issues. I will look into it when I get a chance.
Did you ever do a video where you tie in the electrical meter for SEER/EER/etc calcs?
I have not I need to get back into it
@@love2hvac I appreciate your attention to detail in these vids brother!
These are definitely sweet, not going to lie.. 5 bucks an email, is an absolute bloody joke.. it's hillarious and all, that anyone doesn't bill it to the customer, however, on a humanity scale, gielpiece gets a 0.01 on this🎉
So I may have missed it but are you measuring cfm or just 400 cfm per ton rule?
Measurquick will calculate CFM it also works with the true flow grid for precise CFM.
If you're not testing your guessing
I have to get on board with this crap, I don't know how I survived this long !😅
Get on board or get run over!🤔😅🤣
Thanks!
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Stay safe.
Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!
I held out for a long time. Finally gave in and now regret waiting so long.
If you know how to use the test equipment and understand basic theory, you can make tons of money 💰 in HVAC.
Can't you make tons of money in HVAC even without knowing the deep theory as long as you go through the motions of the common problems? Aren't there plenty of average techs making big money if they know how to get business? Not saying this is smart or good, but it does happen all the time.