Elitech Inframate-ppm User manual

Inframate-ppm Infrared Leak Detector
User Manual

Please read and understand this manual thoroughly before operation and
maintenance.
Please do NOT disassemble the detector by yourself.
If you have any technical questions, please feel free to contact us.
1.Please ONLY install a clean lter before detection or it may damage the sensor.
2.Please charge the detector promptly to ensure a sucient battery level for the
detection*
3.Do NOT use the probe to touch or detect any charged objects.
4.Do not let water enter the air inlet of the probe.
5.Please protect your eyes and skin while using the UV LED during detection.
Never look directly to the UV ray.
6.Please avoid breathing the refrigerant vapors. Inhalation of high concentration
refrigerant is harmful and may cause unconsciousness or death.
7.The battery is hazardous. Be extra careful when using it. Never dispose of used
batteries in regular trash can (but in the battery recycle box) to avoid danger or harm
to environment.
* The detector has a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, please do not change to
other battery types.

Inframate-ppm is a hand-held infrared refrigerant leak detector that Elitech®
independently develops based on the infrared detection principle. It can not only detect
whether the refrigerant leaks but also detect the concentration of refrigerant leakage.
Compared with traditional corona or heated diode detectors, this series features a sensor
with higher accuracy and much longer service life, detects more refrigerants, and avoids
damage by a high concentration of refrigerants. Also, with an exclusive ergonomic design
and innovative large TFT LCD screen, the detector optimizes the user experience and
presents the detection results more intuitively and diversely.
1. Flexible Probe
2. UVLED
3. Filter Components
4. Headphone Jack
5. USB Port (Type-C)
6. Display Screen
7. Buttons
8. Buzzer

10 years
Maximum 3g/a Weight
1 ppm Display resolution 0 to 19999 ppm
(quantitative mode)
Infrared (IR) absorption spectroscopy
Android 4.4 or above; IOS7.0 or above
Audible and visual alarm;TFT indication
After 10 minutes of inactivity
2 x18650 lithium battery (see Battery Replacement Diagram)
8h continuous use on a single charge
-20°C~60°C(-4°F~140°F)
Temperature:-10°C~ 52°C;
Humidity:Maximum 90%RH (non-condensing)
201 x72x 35mm (7.9〃x 2.8〃x 1.4〃)
CE, EN14624:2012, RoHS, SAE_J1627, SAEJ2791, SAEJ2913
CFCs, HFCs, HCFC Blends and HFO-1234YF
DC 5V, 2A
Sensor life
Sensitivity
Display resolution
(quantitative mode)
Sensor Principle
Mobile APP
Alarm Mode
Auto OFF
Battery
Working Hour
Storage Temperature
Operating
Environment
Dimensions
Detectable Gases
Certications
Charging Time Approx. 4h
450g(15.9oz)
Charging Voltage/Current

Long press to turn on or o the instrument, and conrm the function in the
parameter setting.
Short press to switch between quantitative and qualitative modes; long press to
enter parameter setting, move up and move left function in parameter setting.
Press to select preferred sensitivity level among Low, Medium and High. Then, move
down and move right function in parameter the setting.
Press and release to mark or unmark the maximum leak. If unmarked, the peak value
will be cleared. The function of increasing the value in parameter setting.
Press to turn on/o the buzzer. Value down function in parameter setting.
Buzzer: Red icon: disabled;Green icon: enabled.
Bluetooth connection indication.Green icon: enabled.
Automatic shutdown sign.Green icon: enabled.
Battery charging status.
Battery level: Green:Full battery;Yellow:Low battery;Red:Extreme-low battery.
Button & Display
Display
Button Functions
Detection value PPM display.
Detection curve display.
Peak value:Indicates the maximum detected leak.
Note:PEAK function must be ON.
Leak value: Indicates the current detected leak. Higher leak concentration,
higher the bars.
Sensitivity level: H:high sensitivity;M: medium sensitivity L:low sensitivity.
PEAK indication
Automatic shutdown time setting.
Time setting.
Language settings.
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Buzzer: Red icon: disabled;Green icon: enabled.
Bluetooth connection indication.Green icon: enabled.
Automatic shutdown sign.Green icon: enabled.
Battery charging status.
Battery level: Green:Full battery;Yellow:Low battery;Red:Extreme-low battery.
Operation
Steps
Introduction to Quantitative Mode Operation
Detection value PPM display.
Detection curve display.
Peak value:Indicates the maximum detected leak.
Note:PEAK function must be ON.
Leak value: Indicates the current detected leak. Higher leak concentration,
higher the bars.
Sensitivity level: H:high sensitivity;M: medium sensitivity L:low sensitivity.
PEAK indication
Automatic shutdown time setting.
Time setting.
Language settings.
◆ Please ensure the system pressure is above 340Kpa (5Opsi) before detection as many
refrigerant leaks can't be detected at low pressure.
◆ Do not place the detector close to organic solvents, detergents or high voltage power
supplies. Please wipe up the detectors with a clean towel.
◆ Before starting, please conrm the battery is sucient for this detection (it usually
takes about 30 minutes for one detection).
◆ Locate places where refrigerant leaks are most likely to occur, such as:
Joints in refrigerant lines
Points that have changes in cross section
Points that have changes in vertical section
Visually trace the entire refrigerant system for all lines, hoses, ttings, couplings, service
valves, etc. and signs of lubricant leak, damage and corrosion as the likely leak points.
1. Press and hold ON/OFF to start the machine, and after preheating for about 60S, enter
the quantitative detection mode;
2. Move slowly in the suspicious area and observe the PPM reading; after nding the
suspected leakage area, keep the probe for a few seconds and wait for the PPM value to
stabilize, which is the leakage concentration in the current area;
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Introduction to Qualitative Mode Operation
1. In the quantitative mode, short press the MODE button to enter the qualitative detec-
tion mode;
2. Press button to adjust to your preferred sensitivity level (default level is High).
3. Move the probe slowly (about 3ft/s or 75mm/s) at these suspicious places, moving back
and forth but no more than 0.25 "/6Em away from the leak areas.
Note: A closer probe position and slower "sweeping" movement usually improve the possibility of nding
a leak.
4. The buzzer and LCD display will indicate the detected leak at the same time:
Buzzer:The sound will increase in proportion to the leak intensity.
The faster the buzzer beeps, the higher the leak has been detected.
LCD display:The bar graph will increase from bottom to top in proportion to leak intensity.
The higher the bar graph rises, the higher the leak has been detected.
5. After the leak point is found, move the probe away for a few seconds and re-check the
leak point to conrm the leak point;
Note: In this mode, the relative concentration of the gas is detected. If the instrument
remains stationary and the concentration does not change, the leakage will not be
detected. You can move the probe to an area with a lower leakage concentration for a few
seconds to reset the zero point automatically.
See the illustration below for visualized detection method:
3. The larger the PPM value indicates, the greater the leakage concentration, and the
faster the buzzer will sound;
4. Through the leakage curve under the numerical value, the area with the highest
leakage concentration can be determined, and the leakage point can be further found;

APP Operation Introduction
1. Download the "Elitech Tools" APP in the mobile application store;
2. Enter the APP homepage, turn on the Bluetooth of the mobile phone, and search for
nearby devices;
3. Search for the Inframate-ppm device, click Available to connect, after the connection is
successful, the Bluetooth logo will appear on the device side, indicating that the connec-
tion is successful;
4. When using the quantitative mode to detect leakage, operate the APP and click Start to
display the real-time leakage value detected;
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Battery & Filter
Battery Charging & Maintenance
Filter Replacement
Battery Replacement Diagram
◆ Avoid complete discharging and frequent charging or it may aect battery life.
◆ Do not dissemble the built-in rechargeable lithium battery.
◆ If the detector will not be used for a long time, please charge it beforehand to prevent
battery life reduction due to self-discharging. Do not store it for more than 6 months.
◆ Use DC 5V/1A power adapter to charge the detector.
The lter can block large particle contaminants and moisture to reduce false alarms
caused by excessive humidity. Please replace the lter in time when it is seriously polluted
(black and clogged).
Follow the steps below:
1. Unscrew the lter components counterclockwise.
2. Screw lter components clockwise.

What's Included
Warranty Periods
Infrared Leak Detector x1
UVLED x1
User Manual x1
Plastic Case x1
Charging Cable x1
Filter Components x5
One year since the date of original purchase.

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