Detection flashlight for refrigerant leaks
Spectroline Optimax Jr. is a leak detection flashlight that reveals refrigerant leaks in cramped areas inaccessible to larger lamps. It is 7 ¼ inches long, weighs 5 ounces and can fit in a shirt pocket. This powerful, low cost flashlight makes all fluorescent dyes glow brightly so technicians can quickly pinpoint leaks in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
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Spectroline Optimax Jr. is a leak detection flashlight that reveals refrigerant leaks in cramped areas inaccessible to larger lamps. It is 7 Spectronics Corp. : www.spectroline.com
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