Air tightness testing training with Pulse

Case studies on using Pulse for air pressure testing

Developed in conjunction with the University of Nottingham, Pulse is a recognised air pressure testing methodology in both Part L building regulations and PAS 2035 retrofit guidelines.

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Measurement technology improves surveying

The number of homes with an Energy Efficiency Rating of C or above was 46 per cent in 2022. This is up from 13 per cent in 2010, so whilst things are moving in the right direction much more must be done to meet net-zero targets by 2050.

Rachel Brain

20 Sept 2023

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Airtightness testing when retrofitting existing homes

The FES Group carries out airtightness tests as part of PAS2035 whole-house retrofit. Find out how the clever design of the Pulse equipment enables them to meet their target of 12-18 properties per day.

Luke Smith

1 Nov 2022

Cavity Wall Insulation Ventilation Assessment

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Ventilation Assessment in Cavity Wall Insulation

Pulse testing was used to inform the ventilation requirements associated with the installation of cavity wall insulation for a semi-detached bungalow, demonstrating that the house had sufficient infiltration to provide adequate ventilation.

Luke Smith

25 Feb 2022

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Lancaster West Estate Major Retrofit Assessment

Build Test Solutions are providing performance measurements to inform design, provide quality assurance, and deliver key learning and feedback for a major retrofit of the Lancaster West Estate in Central London.

Dr Richard Jack

15 Jul 2021

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Pulse air leakage testing in very air tight Passivhaus properties

BTS has published the results from using Pulse to test the air leakage of very air-tight dwellings, such as Passivhaus new builds and EnerPHit retrofits.

Luke Smith

29 Jan 2020

Become a certified air tightness tester

Part L regulations require 100% of domestic new builds to be tested from June 2022. The demand for qualified air tightness testers who can perform certification tests is only going to increase.

Book a Pulse training course

Online training
Our online training courses are designed to give new or experienced air tightness testers the skills and knowledge to carry out Pulse testing quickly and efficiently helping housebuilders comply with the building regulations.
Site-based learning
Alternatively, we can come to you and train your technicians and users on-site; providing hands-on experience in using the Pulse technology and equipment.

Technical Support

If you're experiencing issues using Pulse equipment, the best place to start is by visiting the help centre. It contains user guides and frequently asked questions for all of our products.

If it's still not working afterwards, please do not hesitate to contact our technical support department.

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