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Testo 316-2-EX Multi-purpose Gas Leak Detector
Includes: testo 316-2-EX multi-purpose gas leak detector with explosion protection (ATEX, EU/EFTA), including bag and charger.
The testo 316-2-EX is a gas leak detector for the short-term detection of leaks in gas and refrigerant systems in potentially explosive atmospheres of the class ATEX II 2 G Ex ib IIC T1Gb according to Directive 2014/34/EU (ATEX).
Do not allow the sensor to come into contact with moisture or acids, as it will react cross-sensitively.
The following substances can be detected:
Methane CH4
Propane C3H8
Butane C4H10
Hydrogen H2
Refrigerants (R1234yf, R134A, R404A, R407C, R410A, R1234ze, R290,R417A, R513A, R32, R449A, R22).
Methane (main component of natural gas) or hydrogen are lighter than air, detection should be carried out above the pipe / suspected leak.
Testing propane and butane gas lines: Propane and butane are heavier than air, detection should be carried out below the pipe / suspected leak, starting from the bottom and working upwards.
Explosive limits of flammable substances
A flammable substance in the air has a lower explosive limit (LEL) and an upper explosive limit (UEL).
The air/gas mixture is flammable anywhere between these two limits, potentially leading to an explosion (critical range).
Below the LEL, the mixture is too lean for an explosion, and above the UEL it is too rich (non-critical range).
The explosive limits depend on the substance:
Methane CH4: LEL 4.4 vol.% / UEL 16.5 vol.%
Propane C3H8: LEL 1.7 vol.% / UEL 10.9 vol.%
Butane C4H10: LEL 1.4 vol.% / UEL 9.4 vol.%
Hydrogen H2: LEL 4.0 vol.% / UEL 77.0 vol.%
Refrigerant: There are flammable and non-flammable refrigerants.R290, for example, is chemically identical to propane and therefore equally flammable.
FEATURES
Acoustic and visual alarm via multi-colour LED on the sensor head.
Display of ppm / vol% / %LEL on the instrument.
Connection to testo Smart App for display of readings and documentation.
Sensor self-test and automatic zeroing.
Fine mode for precise detection of leaks.
Auto-identification of the most common gas types.
Rechargable battery.
Auto-OFF function.
testo 316 Overview | 316i | 316-1 | 316-1-EX | 316-2-EX | |
Detectable gases: methane, propane, hydrogen, butane | |||||
Automatic zeroing | |||||
Acoustic alarm | |||||
Multi-colour LED on sensor head for intuitive operability | |||||
Case for storage and protection included | |||||
Multi-colour instrument display for clear visual alarm | |||||
testo Smart App for documenting and performing detection | |||||
Display of PPM values | via Smart App | via Smart App | via instrument display and in the Smart App | ||
ATEX certification (EU/EFTA) | |||||
Fine mode for precise detection of leaks | |||||
Automatic detection of common gas types | |||||
World's first gas leak detector for gases and refrigerants without changing sensors |
Methane (CH₄) | |
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Measuring range | 1 ppm to 4.0 Vol.% |
Resolution | 1 ppm 0 Vol.% 1 % LEL. |
Propane (C₃H₈) | |
Measuring range | 1 ppm to 1.9 Vol.% |
Resolution | 1 ppm 0 Vol.% 1 % LEL. |
Butane (C₄H₁₀) | |
Measuring range | 1 ppm to 1.5 Vol.% |
Resolution | 1 ppm 0 Vol.% 1 % LEL. |
Leak detection H₂ | |
Measuring range | 1 ppm to 4.0 Vol.% |
Resolution | 1 ppm 0 Vol.% 1 % LEL. |
General technical data | |
Operating humidity | 0 to +80 %RH. |
Weight | 425 g. |
Reaction time | < 2 s. |
Dimensions | 150 x 66 x 38 mm (L x W x H). |
Operating temperature | -5 to +50 °C. |
Sensitivity | 3g/a. |
Refrigerants in instrument | R1234yf; R134a; R404A; R407C; R410A; R1234ze; R290; R417A; R513A; R32; R449A; R22. |
Leakage alarm | 3-colour LED on sensor head; 3-colour display backlight; acoustic; App. |
Length of gooseneck | 395 mm. |
Battery type | Rechargeable battery. |
Battery life | >10 h. |
Interface | USB charger(standard) with connection via microB. |
Storage temperature | -20 to +50 °C. |
Ex-protection | ATEX || 2 G Ex ib ||C T1 Gb. |
Charging temperature | -5 to +45 °C. |
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