Ultrasonic Leak Detector WA-EUS-740
WA-EUS-740
ULTRASONIC LEAK DETECTOR
Compact tool for pinpointing compressed air and gas leaks, even in noisy environments.
Ultrasonic leaks generate high-frequency sound (above human hearing). The WA-EUS-740 detects these ultrasonic emissions and converts them into an audible tone, helping maintenance teams quickly locate leak sources and verify issues on the spot.
With leakage intensity indication and audible feedback, the WA-EUS-740 helps identify compressed air losses, seal failures, and other ultrasonic events with fast, practical field diagnostics.
Theory of Ultrasonic Gas Leakage Detection
Ultrasonic sound (above 20 kHz) is highly directional and is created by turbulence when gas flows from a higher-pressure region to a lower-pressure region through a small opening. This directional characteristic allows accurate pinpointing of the leak location.
Key Features
• LED indication for relative leak intensity
• Audible tone output (internal buzzer) with option for external earphone
• Wide frequency response for ultrasonic events (20 kHz to 100 kHz)
• Lightweight handheld tool for routine inspection rounds
• Useful for compressed air/gas leaks and other ultrasonic maintenance diagnostics
• Audible tone output (internal buzzer) with option for external earphone
• Wide frequency response for ultrasonic events (20 kHz to 100 kHz)
• Lightweight handheld tool for routine inspection rounds
• Useful for compressed air/gas leaks and other ultrasonic maintenance diagnostics
• CE marked in accordance with applicable EU Directives.
Declaration of Conformity available upon request.
Applications
• Compressed air leaks and general gas leakage checks
• Refrigeration and air conditioning systems
• Heating systems and internal steam transfer leaks
• Tire & tube leaks, engine seals
• Electrical arcing detection and bearing condition checks
• Door & window gaskets / seals, windshield leaks
• Water leaks in roofs, conduit & pipe identification
• Refrigeration and air conditioning systems
• Heating systems and internal steam transfer leaks
• Tire & tube leaks, engine seals
• Electrical arcing detection and bearing condition checks
• Door & window gaskets / seals, windshield leaks
• Water leaks in roofs, conduit & pipe identification
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