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Anemometer (Airflow Meter)
Comfort You Can See in the Report
We use a professional anemometer to measure and document airflow at key HVAC vents throughout the RV. This adds an objective layer of information to the inspection by showing how air is being delivered in real-world conditions—helping clients better understand comfort performance, vent distribution, and airflow consistency across living and sleeping areas.
For buyers purchasing remotely, documented airflow readings and photos make it easier to review HVAC-related findings without needing to be onsite.
Furnace Wall Vent Airflow Test
We document airflow at furnace vents to confirm heat delivery and distribution.
Furnace performance isn’t just “does it turn on”—comfort depends on how well heated air is delivered through the ducting and vents. Measuring airflow at wall vents helps document whether heat output appears evenly distributed or if certain zones receive noticeably less airflow.
Air Conditioner Raceway Vent Airflow Test
Readings help identify uneven airflow between living and sleeping zones.
RVs with raceway or ducted AC systems can have airflow differences from one vent location to another. Measuring airflow at the raceway vent helps document cooling delivery and distribution, especially important for summer travel and multi-zone comfort.
Airflow Reading Screen (Recorded Measurement)
We document airflow using a recorded screen reading so clients can see the exact measurement captured during testing—without needing to be onsite. This screen image provides an objective snapshot of the airflow value and units at the time of the test, making the HVAC documentation easy to review, especially for buyers purchasing from across the country.
When paired with the vent location photo, it creates a clear “what we measured and where” record that supports the written inspection notes.