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Damp testing Meter
- Thread starter hollypop1
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Try www.digitalmeters.com they have all sorts of meters on there i have a protimeter mini was expensive but it is what the dealers use, can find them on ebay have a look you can save a bit if you do .
Hi Hollypop,
It's really up to you what you want and what you have to spend.
I had damp in my van so I purchased a £20.00 model of the web.
Gave me an idea of how bad it was, did all the repairs and the
figures dropped.
The next time I had the van seviced the engineer gave me a report
(by way of a diagram) of where he tested and the readings. I followed
him the same day with my meter and found it to be - /+ 1%.
Ok I agree if you want it to buy a newer van then maybe the cheapy is not so good,
but if like me you want to check for damp occasionally then why waste your money?
Hope this helps
Kev
It's really up to you what you want and what you have to spend.
I had damp in my van so I purchased a £20.00 model of the web.
Gave me an idea of how bad it was, did all the repairs and the
figures dropped.
The next time I had the van seviced the engineer gave me a report
(by way of a diagram) of where he tested and the readings. I followed
him the same day with my meter and found it to be - /+ 1%.
Ok I agree if you want it to buy a newer van then maybe the cheapy is not so good,
but if like me you want to check for damp occasionally then why waste your money?
Hope this helps
Kev
this is what most people in the caravan trade use http://www.damp-meter-direct.co.uk/Protimeter-Mini.htm
