🌀 Appion AV760 Range Digital Vacuum: Revolutionizing Vacuuming Efficiency Review

For the last 6 months I have been carrying vacuums on roof tops, mostly commercial and I have had no problems with the sensor. I like the 2 layers of filter material that protect the sensor. The batteries lasted all summer, averaging about 6 hours a week. I haven't always used Bluetooth, but the app has a nice "record" feature that's handy for confirming the vacuum cushioning test run. The range was about 50 feet or so. It should be noted that the reading jumps by about 20 micrometers when the…

I like that it reads to atmosphere. Downloading the app for the bluetooth function was easy enough. My phone loses signal at 12-15 feet away. I've accidentally exposed it to nitrogen pressure with no side effects. My intake filter is broken too. Pay special attention to the brass plug. One side has a depressor and the other doesn't. If you stick it in the depressor side of the Appion, it'll push through all those little bb-like things and they'll fall apart. It would be wise to mark the side of

So my 1st stuck at 25 than 2nd even worse at 43 than finally no leaks go to 11 and pump to the limit. Vacuum 15, so yeah, finally I'm at peace. I actually emailed the app and they talked about vacuum science but it was all an internal leak, glad it got fixed and I actually found out about this sensor using this sensor. I don't think anyone else in the HVAC market is using this sensor and this sensor is a thermal sensor and Appion's engineering department told me. Finally, the Bluetooth radio…