Flue Gas Analyser Particle Filters, 10-Pack

This 10-pack of spare particle filters is essential for any tradie using a flue gas analyser, ensuring clean samples and protecting your valuable equipment from dirt ingress.

In dusty Australian conditions, keeping your analyser's probe free of crud means more accurate readings and fewer breakdowns, saving you time and hassle on site. I've seen analysers choked up with soot and debris, giving wild readings; a fresh filter makes all the difference.

Best For

• Flue gas analyser technicians
• HVAC service teams
• Boiler and furnace maintenance personnel

Compatibility

These filters are designed for use with compatible flue gas analysers, specifically within the condensate trap of the gas sampling hose. They provide reliable protection for probes such as Testo models 0600 7555, 0600 7556, 0600 9766, 0600 8764, 0600 9767, and 0600 8765.

If you're running a different model, check fittings and specs before ordering.

Features

• Reliable protection against dirt particles, crucial for accurate readings.
• Supplied in a convenient pack of ten, ensuring you always have spares on hand.
• Durable plastic housing designed for the demanding environment of flue gas sampling.
• Compact dimensions for easy replacement in existing condensate traps.

Technical Specifications

What's in the Box

• 10 x Spare dirt filters (particle filters)

Using It on the Job

1. Power down your flue gas analyser and allow the probe to cool completely.
2. Disconnect the gas sampling hose from the analyser or probe, following manufacturer guidelines.
3. Locate the condensate trap and carefully open it to access the used particle filter.
4. Remove the old filter, noting its orientation, and dispose of it responsibly.
5. Insert a new filter (0554 3371), ensuring it seats correctly within the trap.
6. Close the condensate trap securely and reattach the sampling hose.

Limitations & Safety Notes

• Only for use with compatible flue gas analysers and probes as specified.
• Always ensure the probe is cool before attempting filter replacement to avoid burns.
• Do not attempt to clean and reuse old filters; replace them for optimal performance.
• Follow manufacturer instructions for your specific analyser model when replacing components.

Always carry a spare pack of these filters in your kit. There's nothing worse than getting to a job, finding a choked-up filter, and not having a replacement on hand to get accurate readings.

Pair With

Pair with new flue gas probes and a dedicated analyser cleaning kit to keep your emissions testing gear in top shape.