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Identifies and pinpoints leaks generated by pressure, vacuum, water, gas or air. This ultra-sonic leak detector converts ultra-sound signals produced by industrial machinery into easily recognizable audible sounds for a user to evaluate the condition of individual components. The R9100 includes a transmitter that generates a 40 kHz signal to help pinpoint leaks and headphones for use in loud environments.
Product Depth (in.) | 2 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 6 in |
Features | No Additional Features |
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Included | Case |
Power Source | Battery Operated |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Test Meter Type | Specialty Meter/Tester |
Certifications and Listings | CE Certified, ROHS |
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Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
Hello James, the REED R9100 is not designed to detect leaks that are buried under concrete.
Hello, the R9100 does not detect radio signals or jamming signals.
This device can identify and pinpoint air leaks. However, this device requires the leak to be directly exposed (on the surface). If the leak is internal and hiding beneath an outer layer of material, it will not be detected with this device.
Hello Stanley, the R9100 will not detect leaks from underground.
Hello Jona, the R9100 Ultra-Sonic Leak Detector is not suitable for detecting leaks buried underground and will not be adequate for your application.
Hello Daniel, the R9100 should be able to detect the leak by pressuring the pipes with O2 (Air). It's important to start by setting the detector’s sensitivity to the highest level at the beginning of the test. If the ultrasonic sound detected is too intense, it may be impossible to pinpoint the leak due to a high "ticking tone". In such cases, decrease the sensitivity. Ultrasonic sound attenuates quickly over distance, so move the detector as close as possible to the suspected leak. Remember to lower the sensitivity if needed. Best regards.
Hello Gjude, Yes, you can use the REED R9100 Ultrasonic Leak Detector to locate air leaks around windows, but its effectiveness will depend on how the sound waves behave in your environment. Typically, this device works by converting ultrasonic sounds—such as those created by air escaping through small cracks—into audible sounds, helping you pinpoint the leak. The transmitter generates a 40 kHz ultrasonic signal, and the detector can pick it up to help you find leaks indoors or outdoors. In your case, placing the transmitter indoors and using the detector outside might work, but be aware that the signal might not travel well through thick walls or materials. For best results, testing it directly around the edges of windows where air might escape could give you a more accurate detection
Hello Tommy, please note that this detector will not be able to detect leaks underground.
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