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Wohler RL 300 Refrigerant Leak Detector

Wohler RL 300 Refrigerant Leak Detector

Wohler RL 300 Refrigerant Leak Detector
 
It's essential to trust your refrigerant leak detector for both your safety and the environment. The Wohler RL 300 meets the rigorous testing standards of BS EN 14624-2020, a benchmark that only a select number of devices on the market achieve. Thanks to its exceptional sensitivity, it reliably identifies refrigerant leaks. This reliability has been validated by independent laboratory tests for propane (R290).
Using it is super easy: You can see the refrigerant levels on a digital bar graph. There are three alarm options you can turn off to help you find leaks: Visual, sound, and vibration alerts. This way, you won’t overlook anything because safety comes first.
 
It offers: 
 
  • 3g/a Sensitivity: Spotting tiny leaks thanks to super high sensitivity.
  • Conforms to standards: Meets the requirements of the F-Gas Regulation and DIN BS 14624:2020
  • Easy to use: Thanks to digital bar graph display of refrigerant concentration in 11 levels
  • 2.1 s: Response time
 
Advantages  
 
  • Precise and reliable detection of smallest leaks due to high sensitivity
  • Automatic zero value setting
  • Fulfils the requirements of the F-Gas Regulation and BS EN 14624:2020
  • Digital bar graph display of the refrigerant concentration in 11 levels
  • Visual, acoustic and vibration alarm
 
 
    Technical Data
     
    Tested for: 
    R134a, R1234yf, and R290
     
    Detectable Refrigerants:
    • FCKW: R11, R12, R500, R503, R502
    • HFCKW: R22, R123, R124
    • HFKW: R134a, R404a, R410a, R407C, R32
    • Others: R290, R600a, R1234yf, Forming gas (95% N₂ + 5% H₂)
     
    Sensitivity (R134a):
    3 g/a
     
    Sensor:
    Zeroing: Automatic or manual
     
    Response Time (R143a):
    2.1 seconds
     
    Power Supply:
    4 AA mignon cells (alkaline)
     
    FAQ
     
    Q. What is a refrigerant leak detector?
    Ans. A refrigerant leak detector is a special device used to locate leaks in refrigerant systems. It is often used in air conditioning systems, refrigeration systems and other applications where refrigerant is used, e.g. heat pumps.
     
    Q. How does a refrigerant leak detector work?
    Ans. Most leak detectors for refrigerants work on the basis of a sensor system that specializes in the detection of refrigerants. The device draws in ambient air and analyzes it for the presence of refrigerants. If a leak is present, the device triggers an alarm or displays visual indicators to alert the user to the leak.
     
    Q. What types of refrigerant leaks can be detected with a leak detector?
    Ans. A refrigerant leak detector can find various types of leaks, including leaking connections, cracks in pipes, defective seals or valves and other places where refrigerant is leaking undesirably.
     
    Q. How is a refrigerant leak detector used?
    Ans. To use a refrigerant leak detector, the device is switched on in a contamination-free atmosphere (in fresh air) and placed near the area to be tested. The user slowly moves the device over the potential leak points as it searches for signs of refrigerant. If the device detects a leak, it alerts the user and a deflection is also shown on the display.
     
    Q. Why is it important to find leaks in refrigerant systems?
    Ans. Finding leaks in refrigerant systems is important to ensure the safe operation of the system, avoid energy losses and reduce the environmental impact of leaking refrigerant. In addition, the timely detection of leaks can help to avoid expensive repairs or breakdowns.
     
     
     
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