JB Weld
JB Weld LD-5000 Refrigerant Leak Detector 6V 0.05 oz/yr
Detects refrigerant leaks down to 0.05 oz/yr with an electrochemical sensor and adjustable sensitivity for all HFC, HCFC, blend and HFO refrigerants
- Detects leaks as small as .05 oz/yr with electrochemical sensor
- Adjustable sensitivity pinpoints all HFC, HCFC, blend and HFO refrigerants
- Operates on 6 V power supplied by four included AA batteries
- Ready for immediate use with no extra accessories required
- Professional-grade detection for automotive and commercial HVAC systems
JB Industries LD-5000 Leak Detector
The JB Industries LD-5000 is a refrigerant leak detector built for HVAC and automotive service work. It uses an electrochemical sensor to find leaks across all HFC, HCFC, blend and HFO refrigerants. The unit runs on 6V power supplied by four included AA batteries.
Technicians needing adjustable sensitivity
This detector suits technicians who need adjustable sensitivity to pinpoint leaks at different concentrations. It is not for buyers who require a pumped probe for sampling in confined spaces. It is also not for users who need a digital readout of leak concentration in parts per million.
Detects leaks down to 0.05 oz/yr
The sensor detects leaks as small as 0.05 oz per year, giving ample headroom for finding minor system losses. It handles the full range of common refrigerant families without sensor changes. The fixed 6V battery supply limits continuous runtime compared to mains-powered units.
Highlights
- Detects leaks as small as .05 oz/yr with electrochemical sensor
- Adjustable sensitivity pinpoints all HFC, HCFC, blend and HFO refrigerants
- Operates on 6 V power supplied by four included AA batteries
- Ready for immediate use with no extra accessories required
- Professional-grade detection for automotive and commercial HVAC systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power source does the LD-5000 require to operate?
The detector runs on a 6 V supply and comes with four AA batteries included in the package.
Will it sense leaks in systems still running older HCFC refrigerants?
Yes, the sensor is designed for use with all HCFC refrigerants as well as HFC, HFO and blend types.
How can I verify the unit is detecting at its rated 0.05 oz/yr sensitivity after turning it on?
Adjust the sensitivity dial until the probe responds to a known 0.05 oz/yr reference leak or the test vial supplied with the kit.
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