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Does anyone have any field experience with the refrigerant leak detector from AccuTools? My boss passed the website on to me and asked me to order a few for our guys. Coredirectsales.com They have the lowest price i've ever seen for something thats not a knockoff. Any info would help, thanks.
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Im just looking for some advice before I make a purchase. Do you have a cheap(er) leak detector that you can recommend me? Thanks for any help!
Cheapness is not the way to choose tools with which you intend to make your living.
You would do much better spend some more money on a quality product, then you will have forgotten the purchase price long before you need to look for a replacment.
Jon
ive had mine a few years now,its just as precise and reliable compared to the other over priced crap that we get inundated with
Heated diode or pentode detector principle in these instruments is obsolete and belonging to past. You should consider IR sensor leak detector which has better accuracy and sensitivity. Also these sensors has lifespan of 800 hour in comparison with 20-30 hour lifespan (with small leak density) of heated diode or pentode sensors.
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cheers nike they do work,but this light little thing keeps going but i dont think it would be preferable to the up and coming refrigerants,hak cough spew tremble.no ignition sources,back to the bubbles and your nose