E Instruments AMI 300 User manual
- Category
- Measuring, testing & control
- Type
- User manual
E Instruments AMI 300 is a multifunctional IAQ monitor that enables precise measuring in many domains. It gives the user the possibility to connect various probes to measure temperature, humidity, pressure, air quality, and airflow. The device additionally incorporates functions such as data recording, calculations, and audible alarms to enhance the efficiency and safety during usage. The E Instruments AMI 300 is a valuable tool for professionals working in the fields of HVAC, industrial hygiene, and environmental monitoring.
E Instruments AMI 300 is a multifunctional IAQ monitor that enables precise measuring in many domains. It gives the user the possibility to connect various probes to measure temperature, humidity, pressure, air quality, and airflow. The device additionally incorporates functions such as data recording, calculations, and audible alarms to enhance the efficiency and safety during usage. The E Instruments AMI 300 is a valuable tool for professionals working in the fields of HVAC, industrial hygiene, and environmental monitoring.
Multifunctional IAQ Monitor
AMI 300 P
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Table of contents
I – Technical specifications.............................................................................................4
Technical features..................................................................................................................................4
Specifications...........................................................................................................................................4
II – Introduction...................................................................................................................6
Description................................................................................................................................................6
Connections..............................................................................................................................................7
III – Browsing........................................................................................................................8
IV – Menus............................................................................................................................9
Probe menu...............................................................................................................................................9
Using wire probes and modules..................................................................................................................9
Using wireless probes.......................................................................................................................................9
Functions...................................................................................................................................................9
Temperature.......................................................................................................................................................9
Hold - Min/Max...........................................................................................................................................9
Delta T.............................................................................................................................................................9
Hygrometry..........................................................................................................................................................10
Calculations...................................................................................................................................................10
Air quality..............................................................................................................................................................10
Audible alarm................................................................................................................................................11
Pressure...............................................................................................................................................................11
AutoZ...............................................................................................................................................................11
Airflow....................................................................................................................................................................11
Area..................................................................................................................................................................11
Duct type...............................................................................................................................................................11
Sizes........................................................................................................................................................................11
K2 factor...............................................................................................................................................................11
Units........................................................................................................................................................................11
COmax....................................................................................................................................................................11
Air velocity............................................................................................................................................................12
Average...........................................................................................................................................................12
Point / point average.......................................................................................................................................12
Automatic average............................................................................................................................................12
Automatic point / point average................................................................................................................12
Configuration................................................................................................................................................12
Thermocouple type............................................................................................................................................12
Display....................................................................................................................................................................12
Units........................................................................................................................................................................13
Integration............................................................................................................................................................13
Compensation.....................................................................................................................................................13
Pressure system................................................................................................................................................13
Solenoid valve......................................................................................................................................................13
Parameters...................................................................................................................................................13
Language...............................................................................................................................................................13
Date / Time..........................................................................................................................................................13
Beep........................................................................................................................................................................13
Extinction..............................................................................................................................................................13
RF logging.............................................................................................................................................................13
Screen saving......................................................................................................................................................13
Backlit.....................................................................................................................................................................13
Key code................................................................................................................................................................14
Code........................................................................................................................................................................14
Using hotwire ...................................................................................................................................................................................14
Using Pitot tube...................................................................................................................................................................................14
Recording.......................................................................................................................................................14
Downloading data...................................................................................................................................15
V – General informations.................................................................................................16
Info menu...................................................................................................................................................16
Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................16
Warranty...................................................................................................................................................16
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Technical features
I – Technical specifications
Sensing elements
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I – Technical specifications
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Functions
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Air velocity
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Configuration
If you use thermocouple probes, you must enter type into the Configuration sub-function.
Configuration sub-function allows to:
•Select thermocouple type
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Parameters
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•Language
• Select units
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1. Create or launch a continuous dataset
1.1 Manual dataset
Recording
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2. Launch a planned dataset
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E Instruments International LLC
172 Middletown Blvd - Suite B201
Langhorne, PA 19047
Tel.: 215 750 1212
Fax: 215 750 1399
E-mail: Info@E-Inst.com
Web: www.E-Inst.com
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E Instruments AMI 300 User manual
- Category
- Measuring, testing & control
- Type
- User manual
E Instruments AMI 300 is a multifunctional IAQ monitor that enables precise measuring in many domains. It gives the user the possibility to connect various probes to measure temperature, humidity, pressure, air quality, and airflow. The device additionally incorporates functions such as data recording, calculations, and audible alarms to enhance the efficiency and safety during usage. The E Instruments AMI 300 is a valuable tool for professionals working in the fields of HVAC, industrial hygiene, and environmental monitoring.
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