Ventilation characterization devices Sample Clauses

Ventilation characterization devices. The pressure drop of the fume cupboard is monitored using a micromanometer TSI DPCALC 8710. Any other micromanometer presenting a repetability lower than 1Pa could be used. The micromanometer must offer data logging capabilities with a logging interval set to 10s or lower.
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