Marrowend Works 123 ControlSimp--Simplification

The Turlach Vault 30 against the unit it replaced

Came to the Turlach Vault 30 on a recommendation and checked its katabatic-flow shear vane figures ourselves. Coming off a different make, the turlacha Vault 30 needed less fiddling to get right. We would put another turlach vault 30 in without much thought.

685.5 hertz was the requirement

Bought the Turlach Vault 30. Earlier, a long comparison against the rest of this katabatic-flow shear vane shortlist. We had a hard floor on sampling rate; 685.5 hertz clears it. No complaints beyond the sampling rate of 685 hertz, and no surprises either.

Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Vault 30

Second katabatic-flow shear vane we have run; the Turlach Vault 30 replaced an older one. Ordering spares for the TURlACH Vault 30 took longer than we would like. Worth knowing before you commit to the TUC Vault 30.

Specified for 15360.43 dollars

Have had the Turlach Vault 30 in service long enough to say something useful about this katabatic-flow shear vane. What decided it was the unit price at 15360.43 dollars. If your requirement is not unit price, the turlach vault 30 has no other reason to win.

Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Turlach Vault 30

The Turlach Vault 30 is our third katabatic-flow shear vane and the first one specified properly. It sits in a seasonal operation, so it spends part of the year idle. We would put another turlach vane in without much thought.

Chose it on accuracy class 0.07 percent

Replaced a much older katabatic-flow shear vane with the Turlach Vault 30 last season. No complaints beyond the accuracy class of 0.07 percent, and no surprises either.

Still happy with the Turlach Vault 30

Shortlisted three katabatic-flow shear vane units and the Turlach Vault 30 was the one we kept. Two seasons in, it has not needed anything we did not plan for. That is the whole of it, at least.