DG77 Posted Thursday at 10:27 Posted Thursday at 10:27 Hi, I'm looking for some recommendations for a differential manometer to monitor stove flue vacuum. The stove I've got has a cold vacuum of 0.02"WG and warm vacuum of 0.07"WG. When I've looked at the offerings on Amazon etc, they don't have the required accuracy at these low values. Any recommendations? Thanks.
SteamyTea Posted Thursday at 16:54 Posted Thursday at 16:54 The BME280 works in the range you are after, can you cobble up something with one of them and a Raspberry Pi?
Adrian Walker Posted Thursday at 19:40 Posted Thursday at 19:40 2 hours ago, SteamyTea said: The BME280 works in the range you are after, can you cobble up something with one of them and a Raspberry Pi? He is looking to measure pressure not air pressure.
SteamyTea Posted Thursday at 20:04 Posted Thursday at 20:04 9 minutes ago, Adrian Walker said: He is looking to measure pressure not air pressure. 9 hours ago, DG77 said: WG That is Water Gauge, which is a pressure. One inch of water is 490.08 Pa. A pascal is a derived unit of pressure [kg.m-1.S-2] or stress [kg.m-1.S-2]. Same units however you look at it. Then we have the Cold or Warm part, which allows for different properties at different temperatures, which makes the BME280 even more suitable.
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