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News Release from: Beko Technologies | Subject: Leak detector
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 13 October 2003
Detector isolates costly leaks
Beko Technologies has launched a novel leak detector that uses ultrasound to detect both vacuum and pressure leaks within a compressed air system.
Beko Technologies has released a novel leak detector that uses ultrasound to detect both vacuum and pressure leaks within a compressed air system The detector is battery operated, lightweight and designed to be handheld
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 23 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The reaction from the German market has been exceptionally positive, and now the Beko Leak Detector is now being offered worldwide.
It detects the leaks through a microphone that the operator trains on any area where a leak may be.
If a leak is present the device gives an audio and visual alarm.
Sensitivity can be adjusted to allow even very small leaks to be located.
A memory function shows the highest measured value so works managers can prioritise their system maintenance.
Headphones are included to allow audio detection within a noisy environment.
Beko points to recent figures that show up to 25% of compressed air is wasted in a typical industrial installation and recommend a regular programme of leak checking throughout the compressed air system.
Once a leak is detected it can be repaired by a qualified engineer.
Accessories for the detector include a leather case, water resistant microphones, bendable needle microphones to access small and hard to reach areas, magnets and an ultrasonic sender.
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