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How do I calibrate HBOC/HBOR oil management switches for various oil types?

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CorbinMarie
12/17/2025, 01:56:16 PM

Calibrating your HBOC/HBOR oil management switches from HB Products for different oil types ensures accurate performance. Here's how to calibrate them, based on the manual's instructions:

  1. Gas Calibration (Zero Calibration):

    • Place the switch in a gas environment.
    • Connect the HB Tool to the switch using a USB cable.
    • Initiate zero calibration using the zero-calibration button within the HB Tool.
  2. Oil Calibration (Span/Max Calibration):

    • Submerge the switch in the specific oil type you intend to use.
    • Connect the HB Tool to the switch using a USB cable.
    • Perform span/max calibration by clicking the span-calibration button in the tool.

Important Considerations:

  • The HBOC is pre-calibrated for conventional mineral and PAO oils used in refrigeration systems.
  • Calibration might be required for other oil types when using the HBOC.
  • The HBOR is pre-calibrated for ammonia systems.
  • For any applications or systems beyond the pre-calibrated ones, it's best to consult HB Products directly for specific calibration guidance.
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