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Testo 417 Vane Anemometer

Testo 417 Vane Anemometer

SKU : TESTO417

Overview

The Testo 417 Vane Anemometer is the ultimate tool for measuring air inlets and outlets in air conditioning and ventilation systems. With its 100 mm integrated vane, it delivers quick and precise results. Perfect for residential ventilation systems, it automatically calculates time and point averages and volume flow, displaying them on the clear screen for easy reading.
£429.79 incl. VAT

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Testo 417 Vane Anemometer

Testo 417 Vane Anemometer is a high-quality ventilation solution supplied by Testo, designed for efficient air movement, improved indoor air quality, and reliable long-term performance. Ideal for residential, commercial, and light industrial ventilation applications.

Key Benefits

  • Improves airflow and indoor air quality
  • Energy-efficient and reliable operation
  • Suitable for modern ventilation systems
  • Compatible with ducted ventilation setups
  • Designed to meet UK and EU ventilation standards

Applications

  • Bathrooms and kitchens
  • MVHR and extract systems
  • Residential and commercial buildings
  • Renovation and new-build projects

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between an airflow hood and a vane anemometer?

    An airflow hood measures the volume of air passing through a ventilation terminal, while a vane anemometer measures air velocity, which can then be used to calculate airflow.

  • Does ventilation test equipment need to be calibrated for Building Control?

    Commissioning measurements should be taken using equipment suitable for the required test and accuracy. Calibration requirements can vary by project and jurisdiction, so the applicable guidance should be followed.

  • Should I buy or hire ventilation testing equipment for one project?

    For a one-off installation, hiring suitable equipment may be more economical. Installers carrying out regular commissioning may benefit from owning and maintaining their own equipment.