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PressurePro

PressurePro makes differential pressure recorders for asbestos and lead abatement, mold remediation, and restoration contractors. Choose the standard configuration for onsite checks, or WiFi when remote pressure checks from a phone or laptop fit the job.

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PressurePro Model 1 Differential Pressure Recorder – Touchscreen, 75 ft Hose

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PressurePro Model 1: Containment Pressure Recording for Abatement and Restoration The PressurePro Model 1 is a self-contained differential manomete...

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Original price $1,857.00 - Original price $1,920.00
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$1,857.00 - $1,920.00
$1,857.00 - $1,920.00
Current price $1,857.00

PressurePro Differential Pressure Recorders

PressurePro is a line of differential pressure recorders from Adaptive Manometer Systems, Inc. for contractors who need to retrieve containment performance records after a job. The Model 1 is available in standard and WiFi configurations for abatement, remediation, and restoration work.

Why choose PressurePro for containment documentation?

The Model 1 saves each project to non-volatile internal memory with the job name, address, and start and end dates. Crews can print records in the field with the onboard thermal printer or transfer them to a flash drive through the USB Type A port. These records can be used for project closeout and compliance documentation. For background on regulated asbestos work, see the EPA asbestos NESHAP rules for demolition and renovation and the OSHA asbestos standard and worker protections.

How does the Model 1 help crews manage pressure changes?

The Model 1 has two programmable audible and visual alarm thresholds, factory-set at −0.020" WC and −0.040" WC. Its Pressure Assist Outlet can switch a connected negative air machine up to 2000 CFM when pressure changes during a door opening or containment breach.

What can crews see and save in the field?

The touchscreen displays differential pressure in inches of water column. A window in the lid lets crews check the reading and alarm state without opening the case. Temperature compensation maintains reading accuracy as job-site temperatures change. The 5 mm sensing hose can extend up to 75 feet from the recorder to the containment.

Which PressurePro configuration fits the job?

The standard Model 1 provides on-unit monitoring, data logging, field printing, and USB transfer. The WiFi version also lets supervisors check pressure remotely from a phone or laptop.

  • Battery: 1800 mAh lithium-polymer, rated for 5–6 hours
  • AC power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz
  • Operating range: 32–113°F on battery; −4–140°F on AC
  • Warranty: one year against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the PressurePro Model 1 record, and how do I retrieve the record?
The Model 1 records differential pressure by job and stores the log in non-volatile internal memory. Each job can be identified by name, address, and start and end dates. Print the record with the onboard thermal printer, or transfer it to a flash drive through the USB Type A port for digital filing.
What does the Pressure Assist Outlet do?
The Pressure Assist Outlet switches a connected negative air machine with capacity up to 2000 CFM to help hold containment pressure when pressure moves during door openings or a containment breach. This automatic response helps the system correct pressure changes while the Model 1 continues recording differential pressure and providing audible and visual alarms at two programmable thresholds.
When should I choose the WiFi configuration?
Choose the WiFi configuration when remote pressure checks from a phone or laptop will help crews oversee containment without returning to the recorder. Choose the standard configuration when readings, alarms, onboard printing, and USB transfer at the unit meet the job workflow. Both configurations provide the same core containment pressure documentation functions.

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