Application Note

Application Note
The multifunction
Fluke 975 AirMeter
tool is money in the
bank for busy HVAC
technicians
the Fluke 975 traveled every-
where Klockow went as he
tested its performance.
When occupants complained
about air comfort, the Fluke
975 helped move the discus-
sion from what the air felt like
to the actual conditions in the
building.
“One of the things I really
liked,” says Klockow, ”was
being able to set it down and
let it read what was in the air,
the air temperature and humid-
ity and everything, right in
that particular space.” With its
ability to take instant readings
as well as log the data over
Time is money for Kevin
Klockow, and a trip to the
bank is his everyday job.
As an HVAC technician for
Building Technology Engineers,
an EMCOR company, Klockow
travels the Puget Sound area
to maintain and troubleshoot
HVAC systems in more than 40
branches of one of the largest
U.S. banks. His wide territory
puts a premium on moving fast
and quickly diagnosing system
performance.
So when Klockow tested the
groundbreaking new Fluke 975
AirMeter multifunction air
diagnostic tool, he immediately
saw the value. In one compact
tool, the Fluke 975 gave him
the power to measure a whole
range of air quality parameters:
Temperature
Air velocity
Volume flow rate
CO
2
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Relative humidity
Dew point and wet bulb
temperature
Percent outside air
It was like having an entire
toolbox in one hand.
The bank branches Klockow
watches over vary widely in
age and architecture. Most
are served by rooftop HVAC
package units. He makes four
maintenance visits to each
branch annually, and responds
to occupant calls on comfort
issues. On windswept rooftops
and in hushed bank lobbies,
Building
Operations
Case
Study
Profile: Kevin Klockow,
Building Technology Engineers,
an EMCOR company
Tool: Fluke 975 AirMeter
Measurements: Air temperature,
humidity and percent outside air
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