testo 570-2 digital refrigeration gauge with data logging

The Testo 570-2 digital refrigeration gauge won’t just take the weight off your mind – it will also take the weight off your arms and shoulders.

That’s because the Testo 570-1 can replace a whole range of measuring tools that you would normally need to carry out your work on refrigeration systems and heating pumps. The manifold gauge can measure, analyze and log pressure, temperature, electricity and vacuum measurements and save all data. From the second the meter is switched on to the final fault analysis of a system.

Modern-day technology for easier handling and calculating

999 hours of internal memory - clearly-structured, easy-to-follow

Real time data measurement and graphical editing with optional "EasyKool" software. Shows data in easy-to-understand format. Faults can be detected quicker in case of breakdowns / failures

Call up and print out protocols and reproduce measurements and call up protocols more easily. Print out data with the testo turbo printer

40 refrigerant agents are already stored in the meter and free updates of other refrigerant agents with optional "EasyKool" software

Two temperature compensated pressure sensors for quick and reliable high / low pressure plus automatic temperature measurements

Three temperature connecting points for connectable temperature sensors for simultaneous superheat / subcooling calculations and parallel surrounding temperature measurements, eg. in cold storage rooms

Integrated vacuum measurements for the evacuation of refrigerant systems / heat pumps - with the Testo 552

Automatic heat pump mode – no need to replace refrigerant hoses

Further features including temperature compensated leak-tightness check function and automatic surrounding pressure compensation

The digital manifold gauge comes with a two clamp temperature sensor which is clamped directly onto the pipe so that the surface temperature can be measured safely and a wide selection of sensors (optional) for oil pressure, electricity and temperature measurements: