Blower Door - Building Performance measurement device
by Pro Clima
Otago, New Zealand
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A Blower Door is a diagnostic tool that measures and helps locate air leakage within the building envelope. It uses a calibrated fan to generate pressure, then it measures exactly how much air leakage it takes to maintain that pressure. A Blower Door airtightness test is such a sensible practice that many building codes around the world require it by law.
The Minneapolis Blower Door is a system automatically controlled from the DG-1000 pressure gauge - you just monitor the readout of the measured results on the screen. Using these results, the included software generates a complete test report in accordance with worldwide standards such as ATTMA, Passive House and ISO 9972.
The Minneapolis Blower Door has been recognized as the best designed and supported building airtightness testing system in the world. It was developed in the United States by The Energy Conservatory (TEC) and has been in use for more than 25 years.
You can't manage what you don't measure.
Contact us for all Blower Door enquires.
Product Details
- Product
- Blower Door - Building Performance measurement device
- Category
- Building Wraps & Underlays
- Sold by
- Pro Clima
- Range
- Quality Control
- Brand
- The Energy Conservatory
- Country of origin
- United States
- Warranty
- 10 years
Product specified by
A Blower Door is a diagnostic tool that measures and helps locate air leakage within the building envelope.
It uses a calibrated fan to generate pressure, then it measures exactly how much air leakage it takes to maintain that pressure. A Blower Door airtightness test is such a sensible practice that many building codes around the world require it by law.
The Minneapolis Blower Door is a system automatically controlled from the DG-1000 pressure gauge - you just monitor the readout of the measured results on the screen. Using these results, the included software generates a complete test report in accordance with worldwide standards such as ATTMA, Passive House and ISO 9972.
The Minneapolis Blower Door has been recognized as the best designed and supported building airtightness testing system in the world. It was developed in the United States by The Energy Conservatory (TEC) and has been in use for more than 25 years.
You can't manage what you don't measure.
Contact us for all Blower Door enquires.
- Type of use
- Commercial and Residential, Commercial, Residential
- Specs
- Measure building performance
- Verify the installation of your airtightness layer before the internal linings are installed
- Reduce energy consumption due to air leakage
- Pro Clima NZ Ltd is the sole New Zealand distributor and license holder of the Minneapolis Blower Door
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Blower Door - Building Performance measurement device
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