Fieldpiece Heated Diode Refrigerant Leak Detector

Which is the best heated diode leak detector?

The SRL8 Heated Diode Refrigerant Leak Detector is designed exclusively to make the HVAC/R Technician’s job easier, faster, safer and more efficient. We set out to develop the best heated diode leak detector for HVAC/R.

Is the fieldpiece srl2 ( K7 ) infrared leak detector?

Today on RefrigerantHQ we will be doing a product review on Fieldpiece’s SRL2 (K7) Infrared Refrigerant Leak Detector. It only seemed fair that after reviewing the INFICON and the Robinair Infrared units that I should take the time to look at what Fieldpiece has to offer.

Where does fieldpiece HVAC Testing equipment come from?

Fieldpiece has been in the business of manufacturing, innovating, and engineering HVAC testing equipment, gauges, detectors, and many other tools for over twenty-five years. Like most great companies Fieldpiece started in their founder’s garage and now has blossomed into a global company. They are headquartered out of Anaheim, California.

Which is the best refrigerant leak detector on the market?

8 Best Refrigerant Leak Detectors Reviewed. 1 1. Fieldpiece Heated Diode SRL8. Fieldpiece Heated Diode Refrigerant Leak… 2 2. Robinair 16455 TruTrack. 3 3. MASTERCOOL 53351-B. 4 4. INFICON D-TEK Select. 5 5. Elitech WJL-6000. More items

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One of the most popular refrigerant leak detectors on the market, the Fieldpiece SRL8 detects all types of leaks, including all CFCs, HFCs and HCFsc, as well as blends. This heated diode detector is highly accurate and fast, and equally important to some, fully rechargeable (15-hour recharge). One a single charge, it lasts around two workdays, meaning even if you spent two entire days hunting leaks, this trusty little tool would still not let you down.

The Fieldpiece leak detector has a filter system that protects the sensor from moisture and other damaging contaminants. Speaking of the sensor, it’s connected to the body at the other end of the snout. It has three sensitivity levels – from 6.6 oz/yr to 0.1 oz/yr – so it’s definitely extremely sensitive, although more to some refrigerants than others. After every two seconds, the tool will automatically go to zero until a leak is found, but if you feel the need to set it to zero yourself, that’s possible too.