CPS Leak-Seeker II Kullanım Kılavuzu - Sayfa 5

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OPERATION

Using the Leak-Seeker

Turning the instrument ON:

Press the yellow START button once to turn the unit ON. The

instrument initiates a sensor self-cleaning and conditioning cycle

which lasts for 35 seconds. During that time, the tachometer

lights scan from left to right. When the audible alarm turns on

the instrument is ready to use.

Resetting the instrument:

At any time during operation, pressing the yellow START button

resets the instrument to its highest sensitivity level and balances

it to ambient conditions.

Switching audible alarms:

The Leak-Seeker

II incorporates two user selectable audible

alarm ranges. At any time during operation, simply double click

the yellow START button to toggle between the two audible alarm

range options. The instrument will store the current audible alarm

range when turned OFF, thus becoming the operating alarm the

next time the instrument is powered up.

Turning the instrument OFF:

At any time during operation, press and hold down the yellow

START button until the LED display turns OFF. This indicates that

the unit has been shut down.

Low battery indicator

When the batteries reach approximately 10% of capacity, the

rightmost bar graph LED will stay lit above the LO BAT legend.

Windy conditions:

Locating leaks under windy conditions may severely impede the leak

searching process. Even very large leaks may be difficult to locate

as the escaping gas is quickly dissipated into the atmosphere. If

necessary, fabricate a gas trap using aluminum foil around joints

or fittings or otherwise shield the search area from the wind.

When to reset the unit:

It is necessary to reset the Leak-Seeker

II during a leak search

if the unit becomes fully saturated, multiple leaks are present or

during the leak verification process.

Leak verification:

If a suspected leak is indicated, verify several times by moving

the sensor away from the leak area, resetting the unit and then

back to the suspected leak. If the instrument indicates a leak three

consecutive times, then you have found a leak.