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Refrigerant Leak Detectors
refrigerant leak detectors use a proprietary semiconductor sensor to detect most commercially available HFC, HFO, HC, HCFC and CFC refrigerants. Our newest model, the RLD440 Refrigerant Leak Detector, goes one step further by complying with all five worldwide refrigerant detection testing standards
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Refrigerant Leak Detectors
750a
Test Products International, Inc.
Whether testing for leaks in air conditioning, refrigeration, or automotive AC, the versatile 700 series spans the diverse needs of technicians, refrigeration engineers, and maintenance personnel around the globe. From freezer coils to heat pumps, experience fast, reliable results that save you both time and money.
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Multi-purpose Leak Detector
Informant 2
The Bacharach Informant® 2 is a uniquely flexible leak detector designed for residential and commercial heating and cooling contractors. It’s the only dual-purpose leak detector that can be switched from refrigerants to combustible gases (and back again) in seconds. This one unit replaces two dedicated leak detectors, saving space in your truck and money in your wallet.
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Portable Leak Detection
Ultrasonic
Bacharach's ultrasonic-based leak detectors support a variety of applications, including: Combustible and Refrigerant Gases, Compressed Air and Pneumatic Systems, Inert Gases (CO2, Nitrogen, Helium, etc.), Steam Trap Leak Detection, Condensate Flow, Thermal Expansion Valves (TXV), Solenoids, Mechanical Problems (Bearings, Wear), Electrical Arcing, Sealed Enclosures, Tanks, and Rooms, and Condition-Based Monitoring:
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Gas Detection
Gas detectors designed to help comply with ASHRAE 15 and 34, EN 378, and CSA B52 are to protect someone from entering a mechanical room with refrigerant concentrations that could be harmful to their health. These protection levels are outlined in the safety standards to be about 1000ppm, 8-hour TWA depending on the type of refrigerant being used in the equipment. The alarm set points, location and number of detection points outlined in the safety standards are typically insufficient for finding the more common, smaller leaks that add up to large annual refrigerant emissions, decreased efficiency and overall safety.
