GAS LEAK DETECTOR

[marksav]

hi all im new to the web site but been corgi reg now for about 8 years. im looking for a new leak detector as my old one has given up the go lol

any idears of some good ones looking to sped about £100 ish

 

[Terrywookfit]

I have a Gascoseeker mk 2, but usually end up using Rocal spray unless I am having a sniff under flooring!!

 

[clf-gas]

Fill yer boots mark.

http://www.partscenter.co.uk/parts/index.html

Now your a member come on over to the gas chamber.



Oops, sorry, would help if I gave you a link.

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=114690

 

[bengasman]

Have had a Anton for about 4 years, gets banged around and still works fine. Very accurate wheel calibration and easy to use.
almost as good as safety matches

 

[WDIK]

Ive had an anglo nordic gas safe 11 for seven years, it can sit there unused for a year or more, plug it into the fag lighter test it and it works.
expensive, but it has a pump, no substitute for a gasco seeker, but very accurate, better than the passive type that have be waved in the gas to detect it which i consider no better than ldf.

last time i used it was during a major underground leak, it found it coming out of grass lamp post and all sort of places

http://www.anglonordic.co.uk/Literature/Gas Safe II Detector.pdf

 

[Agile]

I have an Anglonordic and apart from the poor battery/charger I find the long inlet tube and sucking pump is a real advantage.

Having a sealed battery case is a real pain as it prevents me from replacing the NiCads. Its only a very short time ago when thay finally changed to batteries without a memory effect.

I will probably end up making a seperate battery compartment so that its always available for use.

Tony