Quick, safe Freon detection with Spygas

05 August, 2007

The new Spygas Freon from Telegan Gas Monitoring is designed to help air-conditioning and refrigeration engineers detect Freon leaks and check pipe-joint tightness in hard-to-reach or dark areas quickly and safely. Lightweight and handheld, the device can detect Freon levels from as low as 100 ppm with simple, 2-button operation. A clear, back-lit display shows either 100, 1000 and 10,000 ppm levels. There are two alarm modes; a Geiger counter click in normal operation and a loud crescendo alarm which rises with concentration.

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