Bacharach H-10 PRO Manuel utilisateur

3015-9005 Rev 1 1

Instruction Manual

P/N: 3015-9005

Revision 1

March 2016

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NOTICE

Specifications and information contained

in this document may change without

notice due to product improvements and

enhancements.

Bacharach, Inc. shall not be liable for

errors contained herein or for incidental

or consequential damages in connection

with the furnishing, performance, or use

of this material.

No part of this document may be

photocopied, reproduced, or translated

to another language without the prior

written consent of Bacharach, Inc.

WARNING: This product is considered

to be Group 1 Class A equipment as

defined by EN 55011 standards and is

suitable for use in industrial

environments. There may be potential

difficulties in ensuring electromagnetic

compatibility in other environments (e.g.,

domestic environments) due to

conducted as well as radiated

disturbances.

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Section 1. Overview

1.1. Introduction

The H-10 Pro is the most versatile, high

performance leak detector available in

the industry today. It detects refrigerants

to pinpoint small, medium, and large

leaks quickly and efficiently. Review this

manual carefully and completely to

assure satisfactory product performance

and a long service life.

1.2. Safety Warnings

WARNING: For your safety, DO NOT use

this device to detect for leaks of

refrigerants which are rated as

combustible/flammable gases (e.g.,

ASHRAE A2- or A3-rated refrigerants).

HAZARDOUS AREA WARNING: This

instrument has not been designed to be

intrinsically safe for use in areas classified

as hazardous locations. For your safety,

DO NOT

1.3. General Warnings

use it in hazardous (classified)

locations.

WARNING: This device is not to be used

in any application that is beyond its

intended purpose or beyond the scope of

its specifications. For details on

appropriate use, refer to the rest of this

manual. Before risking equipment

damage or personal injury, contact

Bacharach if you are unsure of the validity

of a particular application.

IMPORTANT:This analyzer is not

intended to be used on a continuous

basis.

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WARNING: Except for replacement of

consumables such as sensors, filters, and

battery, this analyzer should only be

opened and/or serviced by authorized

Bacharach personnel. Failure to comply

may void the warranty.

WARNING: Do not store instrument or

its sensors with solvents or products that

contain solvents.

IMPORTANT:Equipment Damage

Hazards

A. Submerging the probe in liquid will

damage the pump.

B. Exposing the probe to pure refrigerant

will severely reduce the life or destroy

the sensor. Life of the sensor is

directly proportional to the amount of

refrigerant that it is exposed to.

C. Exposure to high concentrations of

refrigerant may require adjustment of

sensor heat. Refer to section 3.1.

1.4. Specifications

Spec Description

Battery

Type 12V lead-acid battery

Life 3 hours (typical)

Charging 3-4 hours with wall

adapter (included)

Sensor

Type Heated diode

Life

[1]

1 year (typical)

Calibra-

tion

As needed

(see Section 3.1)

Flexible Probe 4.5 ft. (1.4 m) length with

built-in filter

Response 1 second

Flow Rate 90 cc/min @ small setting

(typical)

Refrigerants

Detected[2]All CFCs, HFCs, and HCFCs

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Spec Description

Sensitivity[3]

0.006 oz/yr stationary

0.1 oz/yr moving per

SAE J2791

Auto adjust to

background Yes, automatic mode only

Warm-up 2 min (typical)

Indication

Visual Red LED in probe tip

Audible Internal beeper or stereo

headphone jack

Weight 5.1 lb. (2.3 kg)

Dimensions

(LxWxH)

10.5 x 8.3 x 5.4 in.

(267 x 211 x 137 mm)

Operating

Conditions

32 to 104 °F

(0 to 40° C)

Approvals CE

Warranty 3 years

[1] Based on normal use. Consistent and/or

constant exposure to high levels of refrigerant

will deteriorate the sensor life more quickly.

Increasing the sensor heater will also impact

sensor life.

[2]DO NOT use this device to detect for leaks of

refrigerants which are rated as combustible/

flammable gases (e.g., ASHRAE A2- or A3-rated

refrigerants).

[3]Sensitivity for R12, R22, R134a, R410a, R404a and

R507 when unit is set to small leak setting,

manual mode.

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Section 2. Operation

2.1. Overview

The H-10 Pro sensor uses positive ion

emission technology, commonly known

as a heated diode. It is very sensitive to

only halon substances (refrigerants)

making this product highly resistive to

false alarming, while retaining superior

sensitivity for pinpointing the most

difficult to find refrigerant leaks.

A pump inside the unit draws air through

the probe to the sensor. The presence of

refrigerant(s) causes the H-10 Pro to

sound a speaker and illuminate an LED in

the probe. Sensitivity to pinpoint small,

medium, and large leaks can be

controlled by setting the Leak Size switch

(see Section 2.2).

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2.2. Panel Controls

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2.3. Before First Use…

Before you use the unit the first time:

1. Remove the sticky-label disc from the

cap of the calibration reference bottle.

This disc can be reused to help seal

the vial when the leak detector is not

in use, or it can be discarded. DO NOT

attempt to unscrew the cap, you may

damage the bottle. The calibration

reference bottle should last

approximately six months.

2. With the Power switch in the OFF

position, charge the battery using the

wall adapter. Charge time is 3-4 hours

or until the Full Charge LED turns

green.

2.4. Adjusting the Sensitivity

Set the Leak Size switch as follows.

SMALL switch position is the highest

sensitivity. The unit will indicate leak

rates of 0.006 oz/yr or greater and is used

for fluorine-based (HFC) gases like R134a.

This position also assures highest

repeatability for locating 0.1 oz/yr (or

greater) leaks per SAE J2791 moving

probe test conditions. It must always be

used to verify performance and

calibration when using the calibration

reference bottle.

When using the small leak range position,

a leak of HFC causing an audible signal

equal to that produced by the leak vial

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has a leak rate of approximately

0.5 oz/year.

MEDIUM switch position is used for

chlorine-based (CFC and HCFC) gases like

R12 and R22. The medium setting will

indicate approximately a 0.1 oz/yr (or

greater) leak rate. This position supports

finding leaks of approximately 0.5 oz/yr

(per SAE J2791) or greater. It is also

useful for locating larger HFC leaks.

When using the medium leak range

position on a CFC or HCFC system, this

leak rate would also be approximately

0.5 oz/year.

LARGE switch position is used to zero in

on large leaks of any refrigerant. The

large leak setting should be used in

conjunction with manual mode.

2.5. Auto Mode vs. Manual Mode

Auto mode enables the H-10 Pro to block

out background levels of refrigerants. This

greatly reduces and/or eliminates false

alarms while retaining sensitivity to

quickly locate small or medium size leaks.

Pinpointing leaks in this mode requires

continuous probe movement.

If the probe is held stationary over a leak,

the unit will zero out the leak, going into

the idle 1 tick/second condition. Briefly

moving the probe away from the leak (1-2

seconds) permits the unit to re-establish

sensitivity. Returning to the leak site, the

unit will alarm again. Continuing this

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procedure will reliably and repeatedly

pinpoint the leak with each pass over the

leak site.

If a large leak is present, the auto zero

circuit may reduce sensitivity to an

unacceptable level to find small and

medium sized leaks. If this condition

exists, use the manual mode to pinpoint a

large leak. The manual mode is also an

effective means to determine if a large

leak of any refrigerant exists prior to

searching for leaks (see Section 2.4).

In Manual Mode the auto-zero circuit is

disabled. The unit will not zero the leak if

the probe is held over the leak site. This

mode may require frequent readjustment

of the Manual Balance control to

maintain the required 1 tick per second

that indicates proper adjustment and

calibration for all three sensitivity switch

positions. Manual mode provides greater

sensitivity than auto mode.

2.6. Setup

1. Turn the unit on.

2. Slide mode switch to AUTO position.

3. Slide the sensitivity switch to the

SMALL position.

4. Check Low Battery LED. If it glows red,

the battery needs charging, or you

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