Electronic Refrigerant Leak Detectors and Methods
Other methods include portable, hand-held electronic devices, and fixed system monitors. These are recognized as the quickest, cleanest methods.
A question that's commonly asked is, “Are leak detectors helpful in detecting leaks with all of the new refrigerants and R-22 replacement blends?” With the influx of new refrigerants, following the Environmental Protection Agency-mandated phase-out of chlorodifluoremethane (R-22) and other mandates for CFCs, HCFCs and HFCs, detection products and methods continue to be a challenge. With that in mind, many instrument companies have developed and improved their products to meet the current and even future needs with the refrigerant evolution.
Superior Sensing Devices
State-of-the-art leak detectors are able to identify all CFCs, (those containing chlorine), HCFCs (those containing fluorine) and HFCs (non-ozone-depleting refrigerants and compounds), plus bromine gas (found in HBFCs) and halogens. A superior portable leak detection tool will accurately detect and may identify the smallest of leaks. The ability to target the gases and the severity of the leak is the key to a great detection device. Reliability, longevity, serviceability, and cost should also be considered, yet initial cost alone may not be the best deciding factor.
Other methods include portable, hand-held electronic devices, and fixed system monitors. These are recognized as the quickest, cleanest methods.
A question that's commonly asked is, “Are leak detectors helpful in detecting leaks with all of the new refrigerants and R-22 replacement blends?” With the influx of new refrigerants, following the Environmental Protection Agency-mandated phase-out of chlorodifluoremethane (R-22) and other mandates for CFCs, HCFCs and HFCs, detection products and methods continue to be a challenge. With that in mind, many instrument companies have developed and improved their products to meet the current and even future needs with the refrigerant evolution.
Superior Sensing Devices
State-of-the-art leak detectors are able to identify all CFCs, (those containing chlorine), HCFCs (those containing fluorine) and HFCs (non-ozone-depleting refrigerants and compounds), plus bromine gas (found in HBFCs) and halogens. A superior portable leak detection tool will accurately detect and may identify the smallest of leaks. The ability to target the gases and the severity of the leak is the key to a great detection device. Reliability, longevity, serviceability, and cost should also be considered, yet initial cost alone may not be the best deciding factor.
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