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Used Tif 5500 Pump Style Automatic Halogen Leak Detector With Hard Case on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Alton, New Hampshire, US

Alton, New Hampshire, US
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TIF 5500 Automatic Halogen Leak Detector

The unit has been tested and works great.

The unit powers on immediately with batteries installed.  The LED glows and there is a slow beep, the rapidness of the beep increases as oxygen is displaced, as it should.

 

Unit comes with extra tip.  Unit requires 2 c batteries not included.

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