• Type:Refrigerant Leak Detector
• Place of Origin:Jiangsu, China
• Brand Name:ELITECH
• Model Number:LD-100
• Application:all halogen gases
• Display method::Highlight LED display
• Sensor type:Heated Diode sensor
• Minimum Sensitivity::3g/yr
• Response time::<3s
• Warm-up time::<60s
• Function:One-touch reset and six-level adjustable sensitivity
• Ambient Environment::Temperature: 0℃~50℃;
• battery:Three 1.5V AA high-energy battery
• Function 2:Sensor failure indication

Elitech LD-100 Refrigerant Leak Detector offers great sensitivity and short response time. This is achieved through the employment of a high sensitive heated diode sensor combined with a sophisticated microprocessor-controlled circuit. In addition to the supreme performance and functional advantages, it is economic and user friendly. 

Main Features:
Sensor type: Heated Diode sensor
Minimum Sensitivity: 3g/yr
Response time:<3s
Warm-up time:<60s
Ambient Environment:Temperature: 0℃~50℃; Humidity: < 80%RH(non condensing)
Display method: Highlight LED display
One-touch reset and six-level adjustable sensitivity
The true mechanical pump provides instant response and clearing
Battery level indication
Sensor failure indication
Three 1.5V AA high-energy battery
Unique shape design
Flexible stainless probe

Application of refrigerant:
It will respond to all halogenated (including Chlorine of Fluorine) refrigerants. This includes, but is not limited to:
CFCs e.g.R12,R11,R500,R503 etc…
HCFCs e.g.R22,R123,R124,R502 etc…
HFCs e.g.R134a,R404a,R410A,R407C etc…
CH R600a

Package:
1*Elitech LD100 with a portable box
1* Manual

Maintenance:
Proper maintenance is important and may extend the service life and improve the performance of your detector.
Warning: Turn the power off before cleaning the body of the device.
Keep the sensor tip clean: Use a cotton cloth or dry air to clean the shield on the sensor tip if it gets contaminated. If the sensor tip itself is contaminated, soak the tip in absolute alcohol for a few minutes, and then use compressed air to dry it, or dry it with a cloth.
Note: Never use strong solvents such as Gasoline, mineral oil, turpentine, these solvents may coat the sensor with a thin film and reduce the sensitivity of the detector and make the detector slow in respond to a leakage.
Put the detector and the sensor in a dry and clean place and remove the batteries if the detector is not used for a long time.