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Pre-Charged Pressure Tanks Questions

SampleHubSpotUser@hubspot.com (Argon Distributors) — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 04:07:37 GMT

Q. I've heard these called "pre-charged" tanks, "bladder" tanks, "captive air" tanks, etc. What is the right name?
A. Any of these names are acceptable. We call them "Pre-Charged Pressure Tanks" or "Bladder Tanks."

EBM – What sort of fan is that?

SampleHubSpotUser@hubspot.com (Argon Distributors) — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 04:02:56 GMT

Every EBM-Papst fan has an identifying code either printed directly on to the motor or on a label on the terminal enclosure. This code is explained in the tables and identifies all the main specifications of the fan, allowing you to find the correct datasheet or a suitable replacement.

What ZIEHL-ABEGG fan do I have?

SampleHubSpotUser@hubspot.com (Argon Distributors) — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 04:02:09 GMT

Every ZIEHL-ABEGG fan has an identifying code either printed directly on to the motor or on a label on the terminal enclosure. This code is explained in the tables and identifies all the main specifications of the fan, allowing you to find the correct datasheet or a suitable replacement.

How to test a Motor Start or Run Capacitor

eddie@argondistributors.co.nz (Eddie Simmons) — Mon, 30 Nov 2020 03:59:17 GMT

A sad truth, but too many motors have an untimely ending due to a failed capacitor. More often than not, when a single-phase electric motor slows down and becomes sluggish in operation, or completely stops, the diagnosis is "motors stuffed, get a new one!" To those who are none-the-wiser, this seems like the only option.