| TIF8900
Combustible Gas Detector
Made in the USA
The TIF8900 perfectly fulfills the needs of RESNET and BPI testing requirements as well as the needs of any heating or plumbing contractor, energy auditor or home inspector.
The TIF8900 is what you need to find combustible gas leaks, vapors or residues in the widest variety of situations.
Broad-Band Combustible Gas Detection - with both AUDIBLE and VISUAL Leak Size indicators gives you the response you want.
Rely on the TIF8900 where gasoline, propane, natural gas or fuel oil are used. Completely portable - this battery-operated unit features a flexible 16-inch probe, sensitivity adjustment, battery power monitoring and an audible Geiger counter ticking signal.
See and hear your way to pinpointing dangerous leaks and also for verifying the safety of potentially hazardous locations. TIF8900 is UL classified for intrinsic safety in contaminated atmospheres and proudly made in the USA.
* Sensitivity as low as 5 ppm (Adjustable)
* Solid state sensor technology for long life and precision
* Broad band of combustible gas detection
* Audible "Geiger counter" signal
* LED Leak Intensity Lights
* Automatic warm up
* Cordless operation - Rechargeable battery and charger included
* Flexible 16" stainless probe for hard to reach places
* Rugged custom carrying case
* Made in the USA
Applications:
Use the TIF8900 anywhere a combustible gas, vapor or residue needs to be found.
* Gas lines and Pipes
* Exhaust and Fuel leaks
* Propane filling stations
* Fuel in marine bilges
* Heat Exchanger leaks
* Check manholes for safety
* Detect arson residue
* IAQ tests
* Natural Gas or Propane fired heating systems
Specifications
Battery Life: 4 Hours/Charge
Voltage (Charger): 115V, 60Hz
Probe Length: 15 (38cm)
Power Supply: (Two) 2.4V Ni-Cad Batteries
Operating Time: Instantaneous
Warm-up Time: 30 seconds
FAQs
Q1) Can I use standard C size alkaline batteries?
A) No, the unit requires 4.8 volts to operate properly. Two C size batteries only supply 3 volts.
Q2) How long will the batteries hold a charge when the unit is not in use?
A) This depends on the age of the batteries. When new they will hold a charge for over 30 days. This time period progressively declines as the batteries age.
Q3) How long will my batteries last before they need replacing?
A) They will last through 500 cycles of being fully discharged and then recharged. This correlates to 2000 lifetime hours.
Q4) Will it damage the batteries if I leave them on constant charge?
A) No, as a matter of fact, the preferred method is to leave them on constant charge when they are not in use.
Q5) Can I recondition batteries that have been left dormant for a long period of time?
A) Yes, by performing these steps:
a) Fully charge the batteries.
b) Leave the unit on until the battery power light goes out.
c) Recharge them. Repeating this process 2 or 3 times will produce the best results.
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