HVAC engineers are involved at various stages throughout the lifecycle of a ventilation system, beginning with the commissioning phase. During this phase, system tuners verify that all components are designed, installed, tested, and operated according to the specifications set by project managers and the customer. These essential checks ensure the system functions as efficiently as possible from the start.

Engineers are also required to return periodically for routine inspections, servicing, and maintenance of the system. This includes measuring key air parameters to identify even the smallest issues or defects, with clogged filters being one of the most common problems. Preventive maintenance is crucial for extending the lifespan of ventilation systems and components. Measuring pressure at air filters is especially critical to avoid damage to fans and reduce energy consumption, as some modern systems increase power to maintain airflow when filters become clogged.

These tasks can be easily carried out using high-quality, portable measurement instruments. Our products are designed to be quick and easy to use, meeting all professional requirements, helping engineers and technicians save time and focus on their core responsibilities.