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TRITECTOR-RC

4688683

Leak detector for refrigerants and combustible gases with easily replaceable sensors, all common refrigerants, combustible gases and tracer gases can be detected with only one device

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The TRITECTOR™ is the practical 3-in-1 solution for the professional refrigeration engineer – with easily replaceable sensors, all common refrigerants, combustible gases and tracer gases can be detected with only one device. The adjustable sensitivity levels find even the smallest leaks, and the ambient concentration is continuously compensated automatically or can also be compensated manually. As soon as a leak is detected, the color LCD display gives a visual signal and an optional sound is emitted. As with other REFCO products, either AA batteries or Micro-USB supplies power - making annoying delays caused by dead batteries a thing of the past.

This item has two sensors only - for refrigerants and for flammable refrigerants.

Intuitive handling
Intelligent electronics that automatically detect the connected sensor
Exchangeable sensors for refrigerants, combustible gases and tracer gases
Variable power supply (batteries & USB)
Automatic and manual reset of the ambient concentration
High quality LCD display

Technical Data
- Sensitivity
  Refrigerant [R]: 0.04 oz/yr R134a | Combustible gas [C]: 0.04 oz/yr R290, < 5 ppm methane
- Measurement Technology
  Metal-oxide-semiconductor
- Refrigerant Type
  Combustible gases | HFO | HCF | HCFC | CFC | Refrigerants
- Tube Length
  16 ″
- Sensor Lifetime
  10 y
- Warm-up Time
  45 s
- Operating Hours
  12 h
- Ingression Protection
  IP41
- Battery
  4 x AA
- Functions
  Sensor exchange
  Ambient concentration reset:
  - automatic
  - manual
  Peak = peak function indicates maximum measured value
  Auto shut off
  Sensitivity Level:
  - low
  - medium
  - high
  Mute function
- Operating Temperature Range
  +14 °F to +122 °F
- Humidity Range
  0 - 90 % relative humidity (no condensation)
- Storage Temperature Range
  -4 °F to +140 °F
- Scope of Supply
  Batteries | Case | Instruction manual
- Packaging
  Sturdy plastic case
- Material
  ABS | TPE
- Color
  yellow | green
- Standards
  Refrigerants: EN-14624:2012, SAE J1627, SAE J2791, SAE J2913
  Combustibles: BS 7348
- RoHS Conformity
  Yes
Logistics
- Net Weight [kg]
  0.39
- Net Width [mm]
  78
- Net Height [mm]
  48
- Net Depth [mm]
  260
- Gross Weight [kg]
  1.32
- Gross Width [mm]
  198
- Gross Height [mm]
  97
- Gross Depth [mm]
  420
- Packing Weight [kg]
  0.93
- Customs Tariff Number
  9027.1000
Documents and Media
- Product Data Sheet
  Create Now
- Instruction manual
  PDF
Media
Spare Parts
- R-SENSOR
  Spare sensor for combustible gas
  Item Nr. 4688370
- C-SENSOR
  Spare sensor for combustible gas
  Item Nr. 4688371
- T-SENSOR
  Spare sensor for tracer gas
  Item Nr. 4688372
- TRITECTOR-FILTER/5
  Replacement filter for TRITECTOR, 5 pieces
  Item Nr. 4688367
- TRITECTOR-CASE
  Item Nr. 4688364

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