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Leak detector for compressed-air systems, locates leaks up to 20 m / 65.6 ft with ultrasonic sensing
Mfr # PCE-LDC 20
Zoro # G222432303
product price:Â
$
7,784.99
/ea
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Key Features
Display Refresh Rate
1 x per second
Frequency
38 to 42 kHz
Display Size
3.5 in
Interface
USB-C, 3.5 mm jack, Bluetooth
Measurement Rate
1 Hz
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Specifications
Product Information
- MFR #
- PCE-LDC 20
- Zoro #
- G222432303
- UPC #
- -
- Country of Origin
- China
Dimensions
- Display Size
- 3.5 in
- Width
- 3.9 in
- Length
- 9.1 in
Details
- Display Refresh Rate
- 1 x per second
- Frequency
- 38 to 42 kHz
- Interface
- USB-C, 3.5 mm jack, Bluetooth
- Measurement Rate
- 1 Hz
- Features
- Leak detection, Leakage assessment, Various attachments, Batteryoperated handheld device, Colour touch display, Wireless headphones
- For Use With
- For detecting and evaluating leaks in compressed air and other non-explosive gas pressure systems
- Storage Capacity
- 1 GB
- Units
- bar, psi, MPa, l/min, m³/h, cfm
- Display Type
- LC Touch Display
- Measurement Functions
- MAX, ALARM
- Measuring Medium
- Non-Explosive Gases, Air, Refrigerants
- Camera Resolution
- 5 megapixels
- Application
- For detecting and evaluating leaks in compressed air and other non-explosive gas pressure systems.
- Sensor
- Ultrasonic
- Microphone Type
- Electret condenser
- Memory Medium
- Internal memory
- Other Functions
- Leakage rating
Description
The Gas Detector for gas pressure systems is an effective solution for detecting and evaluating leaks in compressed air and other non-explosive gas pressure systems. The measured leaks can be recorded and analysed within the software, the escape of compressed air causes high electricity costs as compressors run more than they should. Detecting leaks at an early stage can save up to 3% in energy costs. Small leaks in pressurised systems generate ultrasonic sounds that are inaudible to humans. By using an ultrasonic microphone, the gas detector can measure frequencies that exceed the perception limit of human hearing. The gas detector's high-quality measurement electronics convert the recorded ultrasonic sounds into sounds that the user can hear, which the gas detector transmits via Bluetooth or the 3.5 mm jack plug. With this gas detector, the user can document even the smallest leaks, the gas detector can photograph the leak and record a voice memo. The device also provides information on how much compressed air or gas is escaping through the leak. The gas detector therefore enables precise and efficient leak detection and assessment.