The KANE458s HVACR is a multifunction combustion and HVACR testing instrument designed for heating, cooling,
refrigeration, and air conditioning applications. Suitable for domestic and commercial appliances up to 120kW, it
combines flue gas analysis, pressure measurement, temperature testing, and HVACR diagnostics in a single handheld unit.
The analyser measures O₂, CO₂, CO, and H₂ as standard, with optional NO and indoor air quality (IAQ) CO₂ sensors
available. It supports combustion efficiency calculations, excess air measurements, CO/CO₂ ratio analysis, NOx
calculations (with an optional sensor), and HVACR superheat and subcool calculations.
The KANE458s HVACR has wireless connectivity for compatible KANE LINK probes. It includes a large graphic display, data
logging capabilities, wireless app connectivity, and support for up to 40 refrigerants and 12 standard fuels.
Key Features
Flue gas analyser for heating, cooling, refrigeration, and air conditioning applications
Measures O₂, CO₂, CO, and H₂ as standard
Optional NO sensor for NOx testing
Optional IAQ CO₂ sensor for indoor air quality assessments
Supports combustion efficiency, excess air, and CO/CO₂ ratio calculations
Calculates HVACR superheat and subcool values
Differential pressure measurement from -80 to +160 mbar
Differential temperature measurement up to +1350°C with suitable probes
Wireless compatibility with KANE LINK probes and accessories
Supports airflow, humidity, and room monitoring with optional accessories
Stores, logs, and prints test results
Connects to the KANE LIVE app
Supports 12 standard fuels and 40 refrigerants
TÜV certified to EN50379 and EN50543 standards
What's Included?
Kane 458s HVACR Flue Gas Analyser
CP2 Flue Gas Probe
3 Rechargeable Batteries
USB Charger
MSC00237 Protective Case
14102/2 Carry Bag
£1,330.00
£1,596.00 inc vat
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