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Combustible Gas Leak Detector

Item Number: ACT790A Supplier: SNAP-ON TOOLS

Description

The ACT790A Combustible Gas Leak Detector finds leaks in fuel and exhaust systems plus verifies the integrity of fuel storage containers. The digital display is independent from the audio alarm and sensitivity level, allowing the precise pinpointing of the leak source. Detectable compounds include Acetylene, Iso-Butane (R600a), Methane, Ethane (R170), Propane (R290), Hydrogen, Acetone, Methanol, and Gasoline.

Features

Detects all Hydrocarbon and other combustible gases
Flashing probe LED visual leak indicator
Unique numeric leak size indicator
Long-life stable sensor
Low battey indicator
Instantaneous response time after initial <10 second warm-up
3 adjustable sensitivity levels (low, mid, high)
Audio mute function
Automatic calibration and reset to ambient
Comfortable sanoprene grip
MSHA Approved (Certified for Intrinsic Safety) and CE Certified
Leak standard included
Hith-impact injection molded instrument case
Methane sensitivity <10 ppm
Uses 4 AA alkaline batteries
Made in USA

Includes

Combustible Gas Leak Detector (not available by itself)
4 AA alkaline batteries (not shown)
ACT790-1 Sensor
ACT790-2 Sensor Cover
ACT790-3 Test Vial
ACT790-4 Instrument Case
ZACT790 Instruction Manual

Warranty

One (1) year.

Product Specifications

Battery Life: 20 hours (continuous run time)
Battery Type: 4 AA alkaline batteries (included)
Detectable gases (partial list): Methane, propane, ethane, butane, hydrogen, ethylene, ethanol, iso-butane, NOL, gasoline, acetylene, methyl ether, ammonia, H. sulfide, industrial solvents, benzene, acetone, toluene, xylene
Methane sensitivity specified: <10 ppm
Probe length: 17"
Propane sensitivity specified: <10 ppm
Sensor life: 300+ hours
Unit length: 10 3/8"
Unit width: 2" (at widest point)
Weight: 1.5 lbs.

Replaces the Matheson Tri-Gas leak detector seen in the Civic GX service manual and offered through the Tool Loan program.
Refer to the Civic GX service manual for when to use a combustible gas leak detector.
Because of it's affordability the ACT790A Combustible Gas Leak Detector will not be available for loan.

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