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Discontinued

R-134a and R-1234yf Dual Mode Refrigerant Gas Leak Detector

Item Number: ROBLD020 Supplier: BOSCH AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SOLUTIONS

Description

The LD 020 is a dual mode leak detector featuring both electronic sensor and patented UV detection modes. The long life solid electrolyte sensor technology is designed to detect both R-134a and the new HFO refrigerant R-1234yf. The LD 020 is highly sensitive to all HCFC, HFC, blends, and HC refrigerants. The digital display is independent from the audio alarm and sensitivity level, allowing the precise pinpointing of the leak source. The LD 020 does not require rechargeable batteries.

Features

SAE J2791 and SAE J2913 certified
Long life, stable sensor
UV LED's emit optimum UV wavelength
Unique numeric leak size indicator
Automatic calibration and reset to ambient levels
3 adjustable sensitivity levels
Visual LED leak alarm located near sensor
True mechanical pump
Low battery indicator
Audio mute function
Comfortable neoprene grip
CE Certified
Made in USA

Includes

4 AA Batteries
Leak Test Vial
Sensor Filters (5 pack)
Rugged Carrying Case

Warranty

Two years (includes sensor)

Product Specifications

Battery Life: 4-6 hours continuous
Numerical Display: 7 segement digital display (1 to 9)
Power Supply: 4 AA Alkaline Batteries
Probe Length: 17 inches
Response Time: Instantaneous
Sensitivity: .05 oz/yr R-134a & .025 oz/yr R-234yf
Sensor Life: > 10 years
Warm Up Time: < 20 seconds
Weight: 15 lbs.

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