Restek Electronic Leak Detector

Restek Electronic Leak Detector

Features & benefits include:

- Detects a broad range of gases.

- Audible tone and LED display indicate the severity of a leak.

- Can be operated during charging or used up to 12 hours between charges.

- Ergonomic, handheld design.

- Rugged side grips for added durability.

- Handy probe storage for cleanliness and convenience.

- Automatic shutoff.

- A convenient carrying and storage case.

- Easy-to-clean probe assembly.

- A universal AC power adaptor (U.S., UK, Europe, Australia, Japan).

- USB charging cable.

Backed by a one-year warranty, the Restek leak detector is the industry standard for performance and affordability in handheld leak detectors.

Leak Detector Specifications

Detectable Gases: Helium, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, hydrogen*

Battery: Rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) internal battery pack (12 hours normal operation)

Ambient Temperature: 50–98.6 °F (10–37 °C)

Humidity Range: 0–97%

Warranty: One year

Certification/Compliance: CE (EU, Korea, Japan, Australia); CSA/UL tested, not listed; WEEE; CEC; China RoHS 2; UKCA

Indoor Use Only

Limits of Detection

These gases can be detected with the Restek electronic leak detector at the following leak rates:

Minimum Detectable Gas Limits and Indicating LED Color:

Helium, 1.0 x 10-5, red LED

Hydrogen*, 1.0 x 10-5, red LED

Nitrogen, 1.4 x 10-3, yellow LED

Argon, 1.0 x 10-4, yellow LED

Carbon dioxide, 1.0 x 10-4, yellow LED

Gas detection limits measured in atm cc/sec.

Avoid using liquid leak detectors on a GC! Liquids can be drawn into the system and/or into the leak detector.

*Caution: The Restek electronic leak detector should only be used to detect trace amounts of hydrogen in a noncombustible environment. It is NOT designed for determining leaks in a combustible environment. A combustible gas detector should be used for determining combustible gas leaks under any condition. When using it to detect hydrogen, the Restek electronic leak detector may only be used for determining trace amounts in a GC environment.