Uei Test Instruments RLD15 Replacement Sensor
Heated solid electrolyte replacement sensor designed for use with RLD15
- Heated solid electrolyte sensor for reliable leak detection
- Designed specifically for RLD15 refrigerant leak detector
- New replacement part restores instrument accuracy
- UEI Test Instruments quality for HVAC professionals
- Direct-fit sensor simplifies maintenance workflow
Replacement Sensor for RLD15
The UEI Test Instruments RLD15 replacement sensor is a heated solid electrolyte component designed specifically for the RLD15 leak detector. It restores the instrument’s ability to detect refrigerant leaks in HVAC and automotive air-conditioning systems. Technicians who rely on the RLD15 for daily diagnostics use this part to maintain factory-specified sensitivity.
Upgrading from a depleted sensor
A sensor should be replaced when the RLD15 no longer responds to known leaks or when its baseline reading drifts beyond calibration limits. The jump is worth it whenever the original heated electrolyte element has reached the end of its service life and the detector body remains in good working order.
Practical limits of heated electrolyte detection
Heated solid electrolyte sensors respond to halogenated refrigerants but can also trigger on certain solvents or cleaning agents present in the work area. They require a warm-up period before each use and their sensitivity gradually declines with cumulative exposure, so periodic verification against a calibrated reference leak is necessary.
How it compares
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- Price $63.99
- Pricier than about 59% of the 1,762 comparable items (median $45.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | UEI TEST INSTRUMENTS |
Questions about this item
Does this heated solid-electrolyte sensor fit the RLD15 leak detector?
Yes, the sensor is built specifically for the RLD15 and snaps into the detector's sensor port without adapters.
What is the installation step people get wrong when fitting this sensor?
Users often forget to let the heated solid-electrolyte element reach operating temperature before running a leak test.
How often should the RLD15 replacement sensor be changed?
Replace the heated solid-electrolyte sensor when the detector no longer responds to known refrigerant leaks.
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