Manometer pole mount
A universal pole mount for digital manometers, with interchangeable heads, an adjustable base and a shaft collar sized to your pole.
- Part number
- EBH-102
- Category
- Probes and traverses
- Material
- PETG
- Status
- Prototype
- Includes
- Two-piece shaft collar, sized to your pole
- Clip head
- Velcro head
- 4 × M4 headless set screws
- 4 × M4 countersunk screws
- Meter and extension pole not included
How it’s used
Readings taken with a probe on an extension pole mean handling the pole, the probe and the meter at the same time. Holding the meter in one hand while steadying the pole with the other makes it hard to keep the probe still, and a meter left hanging by its tubing can swing, strain the fittings or fall.
The mount is a universal design built around interchangeable heads, so one mount can carry different meters in different ways. It comes with a clip head that cradles the meter between its upper and lower lips, and a Velcro head that straps the meter in place. A magnetic head is in the works.
The heads bolt onto a two-piece shaft collar that is made to fit your extension pole’s diameter when you order. Set screws lock the collar at any angle around the pole, and the square bolt pattern lets each head mount in different orientations, so you can position the meter however reads best for you.
Its diagonal construction makes it stronger than a straight-built clip, so it holds the meter steady with the pole fully extended. It is made from PETG, which stands up to heat, cold and everyday knocks on the job better than standard PLA.
Where it helps
- Readings at high grilles and diffusers
- Probe readings from a ladder or lift
- Fitting the meter you already own to the pole you already use
- Any reading where both hands need to stay on the pole
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