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testo 316-3 -Refrigerant leak detector
Product Description
Refrigerant leakage detection in refrigeration engineering?
testo 316-3Refrigerant leak detectorSuitable for all commonly used refrigerant leak detection,
And locate the small leakage point. Meets important standards and regulatory requirements.
It is a measuring tool for refrigeration technicians.Suitable for leak detection of commonly used refrigerants:
CFCs, HFCs, FCs high sensitivity - can detect small leaks with one click operation,
Easy to use, compliant with SAE J1627 and DIN EN 14624:2012 regulations,
Simultaneously comply with regulations related to F gases (fluorinated gases)
The testo 316-3 refrigerant leak detector is a measuring instrument used by refrigeration technicians. This portableRefrigerant leak detectorSuitable for detecting common refrigerant leaks and capable of detecting small leaks. Equipped with automatic zeroing adjustment function, it can detect and locate leaks even in environments contaminated with gas or other refrigerants.
Testo 316-3 refrigerant leak detector - advantages overview
Leak detection applicable to all commonly used refrigerants: CFCs, HFCs, FCs
High sensitivity, less than 4 g/a (g/year) -1g/a (g/year), compliant with DIN EN14624:2012 standard - capable of detecting small leaks
One click operation, no preset required, can be detected upon startup
Automatic zeroing function - effectively eliminates interference from environmental background factors
Sound and light alarm when leak detection is detected
Quick and easy replacement of sensors
Compliant with SAE J1627 and DIN EN 14624:2012 regulations, while also complying with F gases (fluorinated gases) related regulations
