How to use Sparklike Handheld 3.0

Date: 27 October 2023

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Date: 27 October 2023

Introduction video on how to use Sparklike Handheld 3.0

How do you measure the insulating gas concentration of double-glazed IGUs?

Sparklike Handheld 3.0 is the backbone of measuring insulating glass units with double glazing. The device is portable and battery operated, thus being practical and quick to use with a measurement time of 2 seconds!

Here is a video to showcase how easy measuring with it is:

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