Reliable 410a leak detector????if it even exist??

[itsiceman]

I have the Tif z whatever and it is pretty good. I also have the UEI, I like the idea of batteries that I can replace, I haven't found a leak with it though. But I haven't quit trying yet either.

Confused. Leaks you couldn't find with the UEi but found with the Blue Banana?
For me I try with a new detector. Can't find the leak easily. Use the ZX-1
Locate the leak then come back with the one that gave me hell to see if it was me or the detector.

[lytning]

Makes sense, the UEI is on the pick up and the ZX1 is on the van, I use the van whenever it I can, so I am more used to the tif.

Confused. Leaks you couldn't find with the UEi but found with the Blue Banana?
For me I try with a new detector. Can't find the leak easily. Use the ZX-1
Locate the leak then come back with the one that gave me hell to see if it was me or the detector.

[270wsm]

So does anyone have first hand experience with the Accuprobe II?


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[itsiceman]

I paid for that leak detector report and it is incomplete from all the detectors listed to have.
Not real happy about that or agree with the findings but I guess thats the difference between lab conditions and field conditions.
Gonna stick with my favorite

[jtrammel]

I wouldn't give that dude 10cents for his report.

[hvac17011]

I was with a coworker and found a 410a leak with

[Mike19]

I'm getting a new YJ Accuprobe leak detector in a few days. I will let you guys know what I think of it.

[Chuck]

I was with a coworker and found a 410a leak with

I've had good luck with that one too

[newoldtech]

One mans opinion is just one mans opinion. I prefer threads like this where you can get a lot of different people giving their first hand experiences. Although no matter how many on here say they like the H10 models, I personally have been unimpressed by them over the years. Bulky, awkward to use, and average in their capabilities at best.

[lytning]

And with all of the ones listed on eBay seem to second your opinion.

[itsiceman]

if Nathan didn't run off I'd like to see some more testing of the SRL2

[hvac17011]

New old tech which one do you prefer. The accuprobe goes crazy when u have trane leak bubbles(the small bottle with swab brush thingy)

[Brian8383]

I do not know if you have used it, but there is also a "turbo" mode in the IR that greatly increases its sensitivity.

The first SRL2 I had was one of the originals without a "turbo" setting. When my H10 was doing a better job at 410 I decided to get a new one (w/ turbo). The H10 still did better. And I need to reiterate, I know the proper technique.

[newoldtech]

New old tech which one do you prefer. The accuprobe goes crazy when u have trane leak bubbles(the small bottle with swab brush thingy)

I've been using the Fieldpiece SLR2 for the past few months. So far its been pretty good but I feel I need to use it a while more before I would recommend it. I have found 410 and 22 leaks with it. The turbo mode, which the manual cautions is sensitive and to handle with extra care, is very sensitive and erratic, and I've found it unreliable. But aside from that it looks promising.

[Bbfantech]

Don't know if I wanted my 410 system added with 22 and nitro for a leak search pulling vacuum after that / but replacing parts down road GARUNTEED

[Bbfantech]

Had the first accuprobe and had good luck with it on 410 wish the next version had same capabilities as far as giving 1-9 size of leak

[270wsm]

So what's the verdict? What is the best 410a detector other than the h10?


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[Gunslinger]

I went to Ebay and looked up Nathan's feedback. from what one buyer stated, he was purchasing the fieldpiece SLR8 whic is moderately priced. The buyer stated, "I hope you're right"

[Brian8383]

I went to Ebay and looked up Nathan's feedback. from what one buyer stated, he was purchasing the fieldpiece SLR8 whic is moderately priced. The buyer stated, "I hope you're right"

Who is Nathan?

[Gunslinger]

the guy selling thee reports