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APS High Voltage Holiday Detector
The Tinker-Rasor low voltage holiday detector verifies a pinhole-free coating using the low voltage wet sponge holiday detector. Tinker-Rasor is a leader in holiday detection equipment. The portable, plastic solid state transitorized nondestructive low voltage (67.5v) detector uses regular potable water from a wetted sponge and a ground wire (attached to the uncoated substrate) to complete a circuit and produce an audible signal indicating a pinhole or flaw in the coating. A red indicator light also illuminates when the detector alarms. The tester is suitable for use on any nonconductive coating (up to 20 mils thick) applied to a conductive substrate. While there is no spark hazard during detection, the device operates on batteries and is not intrinsically safe.
Model: APS High Voltage Holiday Detector “Stick Type”
800 volts to 35,000 volts in 1 instrument
Features
- 800 volts to 35,000 volts in one instrument
- Safety cutoff switch
- Digital output display
- Super bright LED display
- Two volume Settings
- Regulated voltage
- Large push button controls
- Greater battery efficiency
- Compatible with Model AP/S1 & AP/S2 components and accessories
- Open, ergonomic design
- THREE YEAR WARRANTY
The Model APS comes complete in kit form, including:
- APS instrument and two batteries
- Battery Charger
- Ground cable, 20'
- Wand handle, 18", with full circle spring electrode connector
- Compax Connector for full circle electrodes
- 4" Rubber paddle electrode
- Voltage adjusting screwdriver
- Adapter to use "Spy" Spring Electrodes
- Mil-SPEC, carrying case
- One electrodeInstructions Manual
- Certificate of Calibration
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The Tinker-Rasor low voltage holiday detector verifies a pinhole-free coating using the low voltage wet sponge holiday detector. Tinker-Rasor is a leader in holiday detection equipment. The portable, plastic solid state transitorized nondestructive low voltage (67.5v) detector uses regular potable water from a wetted sponge and a ground wire (attached to the uncoated substrate) to complete a circuit and produce an audible signal indicating a pinhole or flaw in the coating. A red indicator light also illuminates when the detector alarms. The tester is suitable for use on any nonconductive coating (up to 20 mils thick) applied to a conductive substrate. While there is no spark hazard during detection, the device operates on batteries and is not intrinsically safe.