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March 27, 2018 02:00 AM

Robinair unveils 3 A/C leak detectors

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    Bosch Automotive Service Solutions
    The leak detectors are made in the U.S. with globally sourced components and meet all industry standards to help technicians find leaks faster.

    WARREN, Mich. — Bosch Automotive Service Solutions has introduced three Robinair air conditioning leak detectors that are compatible with nearly all refrigerants used today, including R1234-yf and R-134a.

    The leak detectors — LD3, LD5 and LD7 — are made in the U.S. with globally sourced components and meet all industry standards to help technicians find leaks faster, the company said.

    Each of the new A/C leak detectors feature an audible alarm with a stable, long-life sensor that lasts up to 10 years; are equipped with an automatic calibration and the ability to reset to ambient; and include three adjustable sensitivity levels and a low battery indicator.

    The Robinair LD7 premium refrigerant leak detector features:

    • A color LCD graphic display to locate leaks using a bar graph mode, showing the amount of refrigerant detected in the air. The graph changes color as it gets closer to the leak;
    • A sweep mode that displays the level of refrigerant detected in the air with a line graph to pinpoint the exact source of the leak; and
    • Patented LED UV lights to help locate leaks using UV dye and an inspection light in dark locations.

    The Robinair LD5 select refrigerant leak detector features:

    • A color LCD graphic display to locate leaks using a bar graph mode; and
    • A high-intensity LED inspection light.

    The Robinair LD3 is an economy-level leak detector for technicians and shops needing basic functions for leak detection.

    For more information, visit Robinair.com.

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