Dolphin2 Air Tightness Tester - Leaflet

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last updated：Dec 28, 2022

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This is the leaflet for the airtightness tester Dolphin2.

We have created an easy-to-use airtightness tester for everyone. As one of the tools that bring high airtight homes closer to people, we are promoting and supporting the spread of airtightness testing. One of the features of the Dolphin2 is its lightweight and compact design. Traditionally, airtightness testers were about 1400mm long and weighed around 15kg, but we have achieved a reduction in size to 700mm and weight to 8kg, making it compact enough to fit in a tote bag for easy transport, thereby reducing the risk of damaging homes.

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■Other Overview / Overview of Automatic Measurement (1) By touching the "Auto" button, a series of measurements can be performed automatically, including warm-up, differential pressure measurement at five points, data analysis, and data storage. (2) It can be linked with your smartphone!! Real-time monitoring allows you to check for air leaks while observing the measurement status. (3) Measurement files can be automatically saved to the built-in memory of the controller. (4) Even with automatic measurement, airtightness performance can be supported up to a C value of 0.1 cm²/m². High-performance measurements are possible in both manual and automatic modes. (5) Support for measurements during the COVID-19 pandemic Real-time monitoring allows for explanations and other activities to be conducted while avoiding close contact during the pandemic. Additionally, the increase in tasks that can be performed alone minimizes the number of on-site staff. By reducing opportunities for contact, the risk of infection decreases, allowing for safer measurements.