what is carbon offset readout?
1975220
It give you an estimate of how much carbon dioxide you are saving by not driving a car the same distance.
1975221
I believe it's the carbon that's not going into the air because your riding a bike and not driving a car.
1284082
no beep! just continuous sampling, the readout in degrees, light changing color to indicate over and under reference temperature
1777499
Make sure it's level; just a little tilt changes the distance between the sensors. I used a Swanson Tool CCL001 Cross Check Level, that you can purchase here on Amazon. It's cheap and seems to work good. I used double sided tape and it's still on after six months or so. Checked it with another level to make sure it was reading right.
697576
it will read the temperature wherever you put the sensor. Only one temp reading location. I put mine behind the grill of the car in front of the radiator. I taped it up so it wouldn't touch any of the metal car parts and so not affected by the car temp in the sun as an example. It seems to be pretty accurate
1567639
You "zero" the unit out either on the saw table or a given surface. Then it will read the difference in angles from one surface to another. These are very accurate units, and we use them in our bending process along with setting and checking angles on our laser welding system. Top.
1031063
Senses CO2. Smaller than a smoke alarm. I think it lasts 10 years. I just installed it a couple of months agao.
1303613
This is for checking tension on v belts such as power steering , ac, etc. It is used on flat side of belt midway between pulleys , i dont know what a gates carbon belt drive is,there may be a tension guage for that type of belt but if not I THINK this can be used on any belt with a flat side. I THINK...good luck
1544523
Yes. There's a switch on the bottom of the device to choose either Fahrenheit or Celsius readout.
1516329
Additional indoor modules will monitor co2. The only thing they won't monitor is inHg.
1925342
You don't. On AC, the meter ignores any DC component, so any DC offset is ignored.
2174670
It only reads up to 440 pounds if I remember correctly. Anything over that would get an error response. Hopefully, this helps.
1266971
The strip that reads the measurements does not have a defined starting spot. You have to press the button and that becomes the spot you read from. Depending on the direction the reader moves it will add or subtract from your starting point. This is a very basic unit as the price point dictates.
1831560
It is a propane sensor, so what it really senses is methane, which is added to propane specifically so you can smell a leak. I don't know whether it senses CO2 or CO.
562862
Mash the button to turn it on- insert probe and it will read the temperature. Turn it off when you are done.
2267321
Hi Brent, I've just opened one of them up, and the answer is no. There is no off set or gain potentiometer that would allow a calibration. I have been using temperature devices for years, and I have to have them calibrated annually. I have never had a 0.5C thermocouple be out out of spec--only an RTD one that goes to hundredths of a degree. They typically do not go bad or drift (unless damaged). Regards, Daryl
874799
The device detect CO with right sensitivity. I find the acceptable CO density on internet. So it is not important whether it is on some list or not.
1794009
This is a TDS/EC Meter. Readings are in ppm,C, and F. No it does not, as far as I know. www.DigitalAid.info for more information.