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Discontinued
Superseded to TRPTP9367L

Marksman™ II Ultrasonic Leak Detector

Item Number: TRPTP9367 Supplier: TRACER PRODUCTS DIV OF SPECTRONICS

Description

The Marksman™ II Ultrasonic Leak Detector features advanced heterodyne circuitry and "Sound Signature Technology" to convert and amplify inaudible ultrasonic sounds into audible "natural" sounds. Provides quick diagnosis of leaks and defects before they become major breakdowns!

Features

Convenient, easy-to-use, touch-control sensitivity pad and power switch
5-LED signal-intensity indicator and audible alarm easily pinpoint the exact problem source
Internal Noise Control (INC) ensures tool is unaffected by ambient noise. Ideal for use in extremely noisy environments.
Self-adjusting Automatic Gain Control (AGC) circuitry enhances sensitivity and simplifies operation

Benefits

Ideal for detecting refrigerant leaks in an A/C system without the system being charged with refrigerant, vacuum leaks, cabin seals, compressed air leaks, tire leaks, EVAP system leaks, gear and bearing wear, electrical discharge, exhaust leaks, and gasket integrity

Includes

TRPTP127298      Ultrasonic Receiver
TRPTP9368           Ultrasonic Emitter
TRP127300           Hollow Air Probe
TRP127301           Contact Probe
TRP127302           Headphones
TRPTP9369           Carrying Case

Warranty

Two year

Product Specifications

ABS Battery Life: approx. 165 hours
Circuitry: Solid state
Frequency Response: 36,000 - 44,000 Hz
Headphones: Full-size, noise attenuating
Housing: Chemical-resistant
Power Requirements: (2) D cell alkaline batteries (included)
Sensitivity: Detects leaks from orifices as small as 0.004" at 5.0 psi, from a distance of 12"
Weight with Batteries: 15 lbs. (680 g)

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(Minimum amount is $2000)

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for A/C Equipment

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for Four Wheel Alignment Equipment

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*The higher the number, the more profitable the equipment. An answer of 1 means that you'll get a 100% return on the equipment over five years. A 100% return over the life of the equipment is the minimum return you should expect on your investment. A return 2 (200%) to 5 (500%) should be your target. An answer less then 1 (e.g., .50) means that you need to sell more jobs or increase the price of the service in order to generate an adequte return on the equipment investment.