Benchmarking in measureQuick

[@Elisummit845]

Thanks again Jim. Is it important at all to enter the manufacturers recommended sub-cooling and or superheat? I haven't done that and am very happy with how measurequick tells me what my target should be.

[@lee-johnson]

Thanks Jim. Is there a way to save it in the iPad until you get to cellular range or Wi-Fi?

[@RJMaker]

Was thinking the same thing.

[@measureQuick]

Yes, the projects remain on the local device until you sync with the cloud. You can delete them later or leave them on when you want to reuse them in areas of know poor connections.

[@measureQuick]

Yes, the projects are stored locally until you sync them and or delete them.

[@pedrocervantes7561]

Thanks for the video as always really informative I do have a question if the operation conditions change the targets will change on the bench mark as well? Thanks in advance for the response...

[@measureQuick]

Yes, the benchmark adjusts to the current load conditions.

[@1000tomandben]

Fantastic Jim👍🏻

[@chrischurch4558]

The benchmarked list is going to get long, anyways to simplfy looking for a unit? Also can we benchmark a 20 yr old system?

[@chrischurch4558]

Also, can update the benchmarked info when we replace the evaporator or swap a metering device?

[@measureQuick]

The benchmark can be done on any unit and is specific to that unit. A benchmark is a product of the installation.