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LD-2 Dual Mode Refrigerant Gas Leak Detector

Item Number: RTI0268063500 Supplier: MAHLE AFTERMARKET INC SERVICE SOLUT

Description

The LD-2 features two detection modes, a solid electrolyte gas sensor, and a patented UV dye detection system. It has a long life solid electrolyte sensor technology that is designed to detect the more difficult HFC refrigerants such as R-134a and the new HFO refrigerant R-1234yf. The instrument's unique digital leak size indicator takes the guesswork out of determining leak size. The digital display is independent from the audio alarm and sensitivity level, allowing the precise pinpointing of the leak source.

Features

Patented 3 LED UV Light 395-415 nm wavelength for optimum air conditioning dye fluorescence US Patent 7,145,649
No UV enhancement eyeglasses needed
Unique digital alarm with numeric leak size indicator
Long life, stable sensor
Automatic calibration and reset to ambient levels
3 adjustable sensitivity levels
True mechanical pump
Low battery indicator
SAE J2791 Certified, EN14624 Certified and CE Certified
Mute feature
Super durable, garage tough
Carrying case included
Visual LED leak alarm near sensor
Two year warranty on Detector, including sensor
Made in USA

Includes

LD-2 Leak Detector
Carrying Case

Warranty
Two years (2 on sensor)

Product Specifications

Alarm Near Sensor: Visual Probe LED
Battery Life: 8 hours continuous
Dimensions: 4"H x 11"W x 14.5"L
Electronic Sensor Life: >10 years
Numerical Display: 7 segment digital display (1 to 9)
Power Supply: 4 AA Alkaline batteries (included)
Probe Length: 17"
Response Time: Instantaneous
Sensitivity: .05 oz/yr R134a, .0123 oz/yr R1234yf
UV Mode: 3 UV LEDs
UV Wavelength: 395-415 nanometers
Warm-up Time: <20 seconds
Weight: 1.5 lbs.

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