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Bauer Compressor- B-Timer
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MSRP 424.00 I got this one 287.00 plus inbound freight. Have been using for several weeks
Love it make a big difference DNS
Love it make a big difference DNS
B timer will not work on po system is that right,trying to contact bauer today.
Jerry
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rcontrera
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Yes ... there is one for the P0.
P0 as in P zero ? P zero is USA name for P21 ( Europe - Asia ) the most common filter/separator assy Bauer has. B Timer can work on it. It uses a clamp, so it is adjustable and only one model. It is limited to the models of filters which it has in its database. I used 5 so far. Two went dead in under 1000 hours. I use it as a timer only and not reference it to filter life. In a gas model compressor, which an hour meter need to be a vibration type . This B Timer is a good alternative.
In some Asian market, you buy a Junior, they give you free B Timer. Retail is US$500 here but to me its worth only US$100 if I were to value it.
In some Asian market, you buy a Junior, they give you free B Timer. Retail is US$500 here but to me its worth only US$100 if I were to value it.
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Anyone wants one I have a few available. Not big sellers.
CheeseAndJamSandwich
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Anyone know of a timer to get that'll just keep track on compressor runtime? Perhaps vibration activated? Like the B-Timer but a lot cheaper!
rcontrera
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Those are pretty common. I use the TinyTach with our gas models and a simple hour meter for the electric.
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The TinyTach works well for petrol powered compressors and something like a Kuebler works well for electric power Timer HR76 - Electromechanical - Hour Meters / Timers - Counting Technology - Kübler Group I use the Kuebler for my system, but you can get cheaper ones on eBay if you like.
I'm not a fan of the B-Timer either. I took a mates P31 into an engineering shop to have some custom fittings made and it sat on a bench for a week with lathes and milling machines running in the background. When I picked it up again, it had logged another 1000 odd hours from vibration. Nothing can tell you what you really need to know more than a TinyTach/Kuebler and a 10/20/30 Moisture Eyeball after each filter stack.
I'm not a fan of the B-Timer either. I took a mates P31 into an engineering shop to have some custom fittings made and it sat on a bench for a week with lathes and milling machines running in the background. When I picked it up again, it had logged another 1000 odd hours from vibration. Nothing can tell you what you really need to know more than a TinyTach/Kuebler and a 10/20/30 Moisture Eyeball after each filter stack.
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