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MEASURE DYNAMIC SYSTEM SUPERHEAT / SUB-COOLING - Continued

The system superheat value is displayed along with the actual temperature and pressure 

readings. Sub-cooling is measured in the same way, except the temperature probe is attached 

to the liquid line, and the pressure transducer is attached to the high side access port. 

NOTE: SUPERHEAT MEASUREMENTS USE T1 AND U1; SUB-COOLING MEASUREMENTS USE  

 

T2 AND U2.

MEASURE RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND DRY-BULB TEMPERATURE

Connect a Cooper relative humidity probe to either U1 or U2 (or both). The MFM300 will sense 

the probe and display the relative humidity and dry-bulb temperature measurements with the 

appropriate U1 or U2 label.

DISPLAY PSYCHROMETICS

Connect a Cooper relative humidity probe to either U1 or U2 (or both). Press the PSYCH 

button to display the psychometrics calculated from the current relative humidity and dry-bulb 

measurements. Press the PSYCH button again, or CANCEL to return to Normal Mode.

MEASURE AIRFLOW

Connect a Cooper anemometer to either U1 or U2 (or both). The MFM300 will display airflow 

in feet per minute (FPM) and temperature. To display airflow in cubic feet per minute (CFM), 

press the ALT button. To insure that the correct cubic feet per minute values are displayed, 

you must enter the shape and size of the duct opening where airflow is being measured. To do 

this, press the MENU button while viewing CFM. Use the on-screen directions to enter the duct 

shape and size and press the ENTER button when done.

AIR BALANCING

To perform basic Air Balancing, the MFM300 will calculate the average CFM and FPM using all 

entered readings. While viewing CFM, press the AVG button while measuring airflow. Each time 

the AVG button is pressed, new average values are calculated based upon the measurement 

being taken. The display will show the average CFM and FPM and the number of individual 

readings taken. To clear all average values, press the MENU button and then press the AVG 

button.

NAVIGATE THE MENU 

Additional functions and settings are available through the MFM300 MENU. Press the MENU 

button to display the top-level menu and use the UP / DOWN ARROW buttons to select a menu 

option, then press the ENTER button. 

MENU FUNCTIONS

Adjust contrast: Allows display contrast to be changed to suit lighting situation. Use the  

UP / DOWN ARROW buttons to set contrast and press the ENTER button to complete. Press 

the CANCEL button to abandon changes.

 

View GL100 Log: Manage up to five data logger downloads stored in MFM300 memory.  

 

Pressure / temp chart(s): Select the desired refrigerant by pressing the REF button, then use 

the UP / DOWN ARROW buttons to scroll to the desired refrigerant and press the ENTER button

Содержание Cooper MFM300

Страница 1: ...MFM300 Multi Function Instrument User Guide and Instrument Warranty...

Страница 2: ...te Superheat Sub Cooling 5 Measure Dynamic System Superheat Sub Cooling 5 6 Measure Relative Humidity and Dry Bulb Temperature 6 Display Psychometrics 6 Measure Air Flow 6 Air Balancing 6 Navigate the...

Страница 3: ...JACK U1 UNIVERSAL JACK U2 POWER TEMPERATURE JACK T2 TEMPERATURE JACK T1 DOWN ARROW PSYCHROMETRICS PSYCH TEMPERATURE JACK T3 SHIFT SUPERHEAT SUB COOLING SH UP ARROW ENTER REFRIGERANT REF MENU AVERAGE...

Страница 4: ...ssage will appear on the display DISPLAY MIN MAX AND AVG VALUES When in Normal Mode press MIN button to display the lowest readings sensed by each probe MAX button to display the highest readings sens...

Страница 5: ...memory There is room in the memory for up to five more refrigerants New refrigerant P T data can be downloaded from the Cooper Atkins website www cooper atkins com mfm asp using the MFM300 Toolbox an...

Страница 6: ...layed you must enter the shape and size of the duct opening where airflow is being measured To do this press the MENU button while viewing CFM Use the on screen directions to enter the duct shape and...

Страница 7: ...Place a temperature probe connected to T1 into an environment with a known temperature and adjust the reading to calibrate and match Zero out probe P1 Zero out probe P2 When a pressure transducer is...

Страница 8: ...ace it where temperatures are to be measured Download data Select this menu option to store the Data Logger contents in the MFM300 and view at a later time View data Select this menu option to view th...

Страница 9: ...rature Probes Temperature Measurement Range 58 to 302 F 50 to 150 C Temperature Accuracy 0 3F 0 2C or 0 5 of Reading whichever is greater Temperature Display Resolution 0 1 Degree Relative Humidity RH...

Страница 10: ...es notice that any statements or representations made by it will not create a warranty that this product is fit for any particular purpose Such statements representations or descriptions are informati...

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