LACO Technologies TITAN VERSA C User manual

TITAN VERSA LEAK DETECTORS
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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Manual Name: TITAN VERSA Operations and Maintenance Manual
Product Group: TITAN VERSA Leak Detector
Manual Rev. Number: SMT-07-1037, Rev. A2
© 2020 LACO Technologies, Inc. No part of this manual may be reprinted, translated or duplicated without the
expressed written consent of LACO Technologies, Inc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
About This Manual ............................................................................................................... 1
1.1. Target Groups..................................................................................................................... 1
1.2. Reference Documents...................................................................................................... 1
1.3. Displaying Information .................................................................................................... 2
Warnings................................................................................................................ 2
Safety ...................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1. IntendedUse........................................................................................................................ 3
2.2. Unintended Use.................................................................................................................. 3
2.3. Owner Requirements....................................................................................................... 4
2.4. Operator Requirements.................................................................................................. 4
2.5. Dangers................................................................................................................................. 5
Transport and Storage......................................................................................................... 7
3.1. Transport.............................................................................................................................. 7
Product Configurations.................................................................................... 8
Unpack from Shipping Box .............................................................................. 8
Remove VERSA C Leak Detector.................................................................. 8
Remove VERSA T and L Leak Detector....................................................... 8
Replace Lifting Hardware (VERSA T and L) ............................................... 9
Transporting on Mobile Cart.......................................................................... 9
3.2. Storage .................................................................................................................................. 9
Description...........................................................................................................................10
4.1. Function ..............................................................................................................................10
4.2. Scope of Delivery.............................................................................................................10
4.3. Configurations..................................................................................................................12
Feature Locations and Dimensions ............................................................13
4.4. Technical Data ..................................................................................................................16
4.5. TITAN VERSA Part Number Matrix..........................................................................17
4.6. VacuumDiagrams............................................................................................................18
Vacuum Schematic –Main Version............................................................18
Vacuum Schematic -High-Flow Evac and High-Flow Vent
with One Pump..................................................................................................19
Vacuum Schematic High-Flow Evac and High-Flow Vent
with Two Pumps................................................................................................20
Installation............................................................................................................................21
5.1. Mechanical Setup and Mounting................................................................................21
5.2. Mechanical Connections...............................................................................................22
Vacuum Test Port.............................................................................................22
VERSA C External Pump Connections ......................................................24
High-Flow Evac Valve Connections ...........................................................25

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Sniffer Port..........................................................................................................27
Multi-Use Ports.................................................................................................27
5.3. Electrical Power Connection.......................................................................................32
5.4. Electrical Interfaces ........................................................................................................32
USB Port ..............................................................................................................33
Local I/O...............................................................................................................33
Serial Port............................................................................................................35
Ethernet Port .....................................................................................................36
Barcode Reader.................................................................................................36
Remote I/O..........................................................................................................37
Accessory Features..........................................................................................38
Remote Wired Screen.....................................................................................39
Wireless Handheld Pendant .........................................................................40
5.5. Disposal of theTITAN VERSA......................................................................................41
5.6. Service for the TITAN VERSA.......................................................................................41
Operation .............................................................................................................................42
6.1. Prerequisites for Use......................................................................................................42
6.2. Power-On Process...........................................................................................................42
6.3. Power-Off Process..........................................................................................................44
6.4. General Use Guidelines.................................................................................................45
Calibration...........................................................................................................45
Vacuum Method Leak Testing......................................................................51
Sniff Method Leak Testing.............................................................................52
Gas Charging Process......................................................................................53
6.5. User Interface Features.................................................................................................54
Touchscreen Display and Buttons..............................................................54
Option Button....................................................................................................55
Screen Type Navigation..................................................................................56
Touchscreen Layout ........................................................................................56
Status Icons.........................................................................................................57
Volume Settings ................................................................................................58
User Access Levels ...........................................................................................59
Screen Menu Structure...................................................................................60
Screenshot to USB Drive................................................................................61
6.6. Test and Settings Main Screens..................................................................................62
Test Screen Quick Access Features ...........................................................62
Test ID Function................................................................................................63
Settings Main Menu.........................................................................................65
6.7. Test Settings......................................................................................................................66
Method Settings................................................................................................67
Reject Limits .......................................................................................................69
Vent Settings......................................................................................................71
AutoTest Settings.............................................................................................72

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Zero Settings ......................................................................................................73
Data Log Settings..............................................................................................75
Graph Settings ...................................................................................................78
6.8. Calibration Settings ........................................................................................................80
Calibrated Leak Standard ..............................................................................81
Calibration Start................................................................................................82
Calibration History...........................................................................................84
6.9. System Settings ................................................................................................................85
Mass Spec Settings...........................................................................................86
Unit Settings.......................................................................................................87
Accessory Settings ...........................................................................................89
Communication Settings................................................................................90
Remote I/O..........................................................................................................91
Local I/O...............................................................................................................94
Display..................................................................................................................96
6.10. Maintenance Settings ....................................................................................................97
Maintenance Tasks ..........................................................................................98
Counters ...........................................................................................................100
Manual Control ..............................................................................................101
Event History ..................................................................................................102
Detector Info...................................................................................................104
Turbo Pump .....................................................................................................105
Pirani Calibration...........................................................................................105
Parameters.......................................................................................................108
6.11. Advanced Settings........................................................................................................110
Cell Info .............................................................................................................111
Advanced Settings.........................................................................................111
Method Correction .......................................................................................112
Cell Tuning .......................................................................................................112
Terminal Testing ............................................................................................113
6.12. Factory Default Settings ............................................................................................114
Troubleshooting............................................................................................................... 117
7.1. Warning and Error Messages...................................................................................117
Maintenance and Service............................................................................................... 122
8.1. Maintenance Cautions and Requirements ..........................................................122
8.2. Protective Equipment .................................................................................................122
8.3. Maintenance Documentation ..................................................................................123
8.4. Maintenance Tools and Parts...................................................................................123
8.5. Maintenance Tasks and Intervals ...........................................................................124
8.6. Software Maintenance ...............................................................................................125
Maintenance Reminders on Test Screens.............................................125
Completing Maintenance Tasks in Software .......................................126

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8.7. Maintenance Support..................................................................................................127
8.8. Removing Covers..........................................................................................................128
Front Cover (all Models)..............................................................................128
Removing Back Cover (Compact Configuration) ...............................129
Removing Back Cover (Horizontal Configuration)............................129
Removing Back Cover (Tower Configuration).....................................130
8.9. Cleaning ...........................................................................................................................131
External Covers..............................................................................................131
Internal Surfaces............................................................................................131
8.10. Electrical ..........................................................................................................................131
Fuses...................................................................................................................131
Power Cords....................................................................................................134
Touchscreen and Overlay...........................................................................134
Circuit Boards .................................................................................................135
8.11. Fans and Fan Filters .....................................................................................................135
Fans.....................................................................................................................135
Filters.................................................................................................................136
8.12. Calibrated Leak Maintenance ..................................................................................137
Recalibration...................................................................................................137
Replacement....................................................................................................138
8.13. Valve Block......................................................................................................................139
Vacuum Inlet Screens...................................................................................139
Exhaust Vent Filter .......................................................................................140
Purge Valve Restrictor / Filter ..................................................................140
Valves.................................................................................................................141
Pirani Vacuum Gauge Sensor ....................................................................142
8.14. High-Flow Valves..........................................................................................................143
Valve Cleaning................................................................................................143
Valve Replacement .......................................................................................143
8.15. Turbo Pump ....................................................................................................................144
ReplacetheOilWickin SplitFlow 50 ........................................................144
Replace SplitFlow 50 for Bearing Change.............................................147
8.16. VERSA T Wet Pump Maintenance..........................................................................147
Check Oil Level and Color ..........................................................................147
Accessing Uno6 pump..................................................................................147
Oil Change –Quick Method.......................................................................148
Oil Change –Traditional Method.............................................................150
Oil Mist Eliminator Maintenance.............................................................151
Pump Repair Options ...................................................................................152
Other Pump Parts..........................................................................................152
8.17. VERSA T Dry Pump Maintenance...........................................................................152
Accessing the MVP-030 Pumps................................................................152
Removing the MVP-030 Pump .................................................................153
Pump Maintenance and Repair Options................................................154

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Additional Pump Parts.................................................................................154
Diaphragm Inspection..................................................................................154
Replacing Diaphragms .................................................................................155
8.18. VERSA L Wet Pump Maintenance ..........................................................................156
Check Oil Level and Color ..........................................................................156
Accessing 1015 pump ..................................................................................157
Oil Change –Quick Method.......................................................................158
Oil Change –Traditional Method.............................................................160
Oil Mist Eliminator Maintenance.............................................................160
Pump Repair Options ...................................................................................161
Other Pump Parts..........................................................................................161
8.19. VERSA L Dry Pump Maintenance ...........................................................................161
Removing the ISP-90 Pump .......................................................................161
Pump Maintenance and Repair Option..................................................162
Other Pump Parts..........................................................................................164
Accessories ....................................................................................................................... 165
9.1. TITAN VERSA Accessories........................................................................................165
Appendix............................................................................................................................ 168
10.1. Reference Information................................................................................................168
Leak Rate Conversions ................................................................................168
Pressure Conversions ..................................................................................168
Gas Flow Conversions..................................................................................170
Leak Flow Regime..........................................................................................170

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LIST OF TABLES
Reference Documents............................................................................................................. 1
Primary Lifting Methods by Configuration...................................................................... 8
USB Drive Folder Structure.................................................................................................11
VERSA Body Style Configurations....................................................................................12
VERSA T Features...................................................................................................................14
VERSA L Features ...................................................................................................................15
Technical Data..........................................................................................................................16
Environmental Conditions ...................................................................................................17
High-Flow Evac Internal Configurations ........................................................................25
VERSA High-Flow Evac External Configurations ........................................................26
TITAN VERSA Multi-Use Ports and Locations..............................................................28
TITAN VERSA Multi-Use Port Details.............................................................................28
TITAN VERSA Electrical Interface Summary ................................................................33
Local I/O Pinout.......................................................................................................................34
Serial DB9 Pinout....................................................................................................................36
Remote I/O Functions Summary .......................................................................................37
Accessory Pin Functions.......................................................................................................38
Accessory List, Connections, and Reference.................................................................38
Calibration Types per Mode and Mass............................................................................45
Control Unit Buttons .............................................................................................................54
Option Button Selections.....................................................................................................56
Basic Screen Type Navigation.............................................................................................56
Status Icon Summary .............................................................................................................57
User Access Level Summary................................................................................................59
Screen Menu Structure.........................................................................................................60
Test Screen Options...............................................................................................................62
Test Screen Added Functions Summary .........................................................................62
Settings Menu Structure.......................................................................................................65
Vacuum Test Mode Summary.............................................................................................68
Test Mode Skip Example.......................................................................................................68
Test Summary Field Description........................................................................................76
Stream Data Log Field Summary........................................................................................77
Calibration Method per Mode and Mass ........................................................................81
Leak Rate Unit Options.........................................................................................................87
High-Flow Evac Options .......................................................................................................90
Remote I/O Default Options...............................................................................................91
Digital Input Options..............................................................................................................92
Digital Output Options..........................................................................................................93
Option Button Selections.....................................................................................................97
Event Logging ........................................................................................................................103
Terminal Testing Communication Method Summary .............................................113
General Factory Settings...................................................................................................114

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Leak Detector Settings.......................................................................................................115
Warning Levels......................................................................................................................118
Warning and Error Messages...........................................................................................118
Maintenance and Service Schedule ...............................................................................124
LACO Advanced Service Options...................................................................................128
TITAN VERSA Fuses............................................................................................................131
TITAN VERSA Power Cords.............................................................................................134
TITAN VERSA Screen Parts..............................................................................................134
TITAN VERSA Circuit Boards ..........................................................................................135
TITAN VERSA Fan Components.....................................................................................135
TITAN VERSA Leak Components...................................................................................137
TITAN VERSA Valve Block Parts....................................................................................139
TITAN VERSA Pirani Gauge Components...................................................................142
TITAN VERSA High-Flow Valve Components ...........................................................143
TITAN VERSA Turbo Pump Parts...................................................................................144
Tower Wet Pump Repair Options ..................................................................................152
VERSA T Pump Parts...........................................................................................................152
Tower Dry Pump MSV-030 Repair Options...............................................................154
VERSA TD Pump Parts .......................................................................................................154
Horizontal Wet Pump Repair Options..........................................................................161
VERSA L Pump Parts...........................................................................................................161
Horizontal Dry Pump ISP-90 Repair Options ............................................................162
VERSA L Pump Parts...........................................................................................................164
TITAN VERSA Accessories ...............................................................................................165
Leak Rate Conversions.......................................................................................................168
Pressure Conversions.........................................................................................................168
Elevation vs. Vacuum Level...............................................................................................169
Gas Flow Conversions ........................................................................................................170
Helium Leak Rate vs. Other Gases .................................................................................170

1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL
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About This Manual
The TITAN VERSA Operations and Maintenance Manual applies to all TITAN VERSA Leak
Detector models, as well as the following TITAN VERSA Leak Detector accessories:
Barcode Reader, Remote Start / Stop module, and Remote Pass / Fail Light. This manual
is available for download at www.lacotech.com.
These operating instructions are intended for customers of LACO Technologies and
owners of the TITAN VERSA Leak Detector. All information in this operating manual
applies to the current state of the products development. To access previous manual
versions, contact LACO Technologies.
Table 1 below outlines all applicable documents referenced in this manual. All manuals
are provided on the USB storage drive included with shipment. This manual, the TITAN
VERSA Quick Start User Guide, and the TITAN VERSA Communication Interface User
Manual are available for download at www.lacotech.com.
Reference Documents
Document
Document Number
TITAN VERSA Quick Start User Guide
SMT-07-1038
TITAN VERSA Communication Interface User Manual
SMT-07-1039
Pump Manual, Uno 6
PD 0072 BN/B
Pump Manual, Pascal Series, 5-21 m3/h
PD 0072 BN/B
Pump Manual, ISP90
103275OEN
Pump Manual, MVP-030
PU 0065 BN/D

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See below for the range of warning messages used in this manual. The text in these
messages indicates the severity range of each warning message.
Warnings
DANGER: Imminent threat of danger resulting in death or severe
injuries. Dangerous situation potentially resulting in death or severe
injuries.
WARNING: Dangerous situation resulting in major injuries. Dangerous
situation resulting in damage to property or the environment.
CAUTION: Dangerous situation resulting in minor injuries.
NOTICE: Dangerous situation resulting in damage to property or the
environment.

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Safety
The TITAN VERSA Leak Detector measures and locates leaks on components,
assemblies, and systems. It is suited for both vacuum and sniffer test methods.
The TITAN VERSA Leak Detector may only be used for leak testing of gases specified in
Technical Data.
To ensure safety:
•Install, operate, and service the TITAN VERSA Leak Detector (i.e., device) only in
compliance with the operating instructions outlined in this manual.
•Do not suck up liquids with the device.
•Do not suck up aggressive, corrosive, chemical, flammable, toxic, or explosive
substances.
•Do not suck up dusts or solids.
NOTICE: Improper use will cause all claims for liabilities and warranties to
be forfeited.
Improper use is defined as usage for purposes deviating from the intended
uses stated above, especially:
•Pumping harsh, chemical, corrosive, flammable, reactive, toxic, or explosive
fluids
•Pumping of liquids
•Pumping of condensing vapors
•Pumping dust or solids particles
•Operation in potentially explosive areas
•Analysis of gas with a hydrogen concentration higher than 5%
•Testing parts that are soiled or that have traces of water, vapors paint,
adhesive, detergent or rinsing products
•Use of accessories or spare parts that are not named in this manual
Safe Operation The product is not designed to carry people or loads, and is not intended for use as a
seat, stepladder, or any other similar purpose.

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•Operate the device only when it is in technically perfect, working order.
•Operate the device only as specified in a safety-conscious and hazard-conscious
manner, and in compliance with these operating instructions.
•Keep this manual accessible at the equipment location.
•Adhere to the following regulations and monitor their compliance:
oIntended use
oSafety and accident prevention regulations
oInternational, national, and local standards and guidelines
oAdditional provisions and regulations that are specific to the model
oUse of original parts or parts approved by the manufacturer
Personnel qualifications
•Allow only qualified service technicians to work with and on the device.
Qualified service technicians must receive training on the device.
•Allow personnel in training to work with and on the device only under the
supervision of trained qualified service technicians.
•Before starting work, ensure authorized personnel read and understand the
operating instructions and all other applicable documents (see Reference
Documents), especially the information regarding safety, maintenance, and repairs.
•Define the responsibilities, authorizations, and supervision of personnel.
•Read, observe, and follow the information in these operating and working
instructions. Operators must take special care to understand and heed safety
instructions and warnings.
•Carry out work only with adherence to the complete operating instructions.
•If you have further questions regarding the TITAN VERSA operation or
maintenance, please contact LACO customer service:
oPhone: 801-486-1004 | Toll Free: 800-465-1004
oEmail: Technical Support: techsuppor[email protected]om

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DANGER: While the device was built according to recognized and
advanced safety regulations, improper use can result in danger to life
and limb of the operator or other persons and damage to the device
and other property.
Electrical Dangers Considerable voltages arise inside the device. Touching parts where electrical voltage
is applied can result in death.
➔Disconnect the device from the power supply prior to any installation and
maintenance work. Ensure the electric power supply is reconnected with
authorization.
Testing live parts results in danger to life.
➔Before starting a leak test, disconnect electrically-operated test objects from the
power supply. Ensure the electric power supply is reconnected with
authorization.
Thedevicecontainselectriccomponentsthatcanbe damagedfromhigh electric voltage.
➔Before connecting the device to the power supply, make sure that the supply
voltage specified on the device is the same as the local power supply.
Dangers from liquids and chemical substances
Liquids and chemical substances can damage the device.
➔Adhere to restrictions of use (see Technical Data).
➔Do not suck up liquids with the device.
➔Never contact toxic, caustic, microbiological, explosive, radioactive, or other
harmful substances with the device.
➔Only clean the device using mild household detergents.
➔Hydrogen and air form a highly explosive mixture.
➔Do not use tracer gases with a hydrogen concentration of >10%.
➔Only use the device outside potentially explosive areas.
➔Do not smoke near device. Do not subject the device to open fire and avoid
sparking.
Danger from suction on inlet flange
In vacuum leak test operating mode, there is strong suction on the inlet flange of the
device.Ifpartsofthebodyorotherobjectsareinthevicinity ofthe inletflange,theymay
besuckedin.
➔Always use the provided inlet screen filter.
➔Always keep parts of the body or other objects away from the inlet flange.

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WARNING: Damage from vapors
Ifcondensablegasesor vaporsaremeasured,there isarisk ofpumpcorrosion
and damage.
•Do not immediately switch off the device after the measurement. Allow
device to run in "Background cleanup" mode for at least an additional 20
minutes. Only then will the pump oil be free of condensed vapors.
WARNING: Overpressure
Overpressure may destroy the vacuum pump, the vacuum system, and the
gaskets.
•Do not create an overpressure with the device.
•Only use the device for leak testing.
WARNING: Halogens in gas
If gas whose molecules contain halogen is measured with the device, the
cathode layer of the ion source may be attacked. This may result in the burning
out of the cathode.
•Donottestgaswhosemoleculescontainhalogenssuchasfluorineor
chlorine.

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Transport and Storage
CAUTION: Risk of injury when carrying the heavy leak detector.
Carryingheavyobjectsmaycause injury orbackproblems. The device may slip
from your hand.
•Use auxiliary lifting and transport devices for handling the device.
NOTICE: Risk of damage from transporting
Transporting the device in unsuitable packaging material can damage the
device. Parts inside the device without transport restraint can be damaged
during transport.
•Store the original packaging. See Table 2 for packing options per
configuration.
•Only transport the device in the original packaging or a reusable shipping
container. See Table 2 for packing options per configuration.
•Do not expose the device to direct sunlight.
NOTICE: TITAN VERSA Wet Pump Version - Risk of oil damage during
transport.
Transport the device upright and level. Otherwise pump oil may flow out of
the exhaust line and can damage the device.
•Do not change device orientation from upright and level for transporting.
•To avoid risk, use the plug supplied with the device to close the exhaust
line. Remove the plug to be operational again after the transport.
Upon delivery, check that the product has not been damaged during transport.
If the product is damaged, take the necessary measures with the carrier and notify the
manufacturer. In all situations we recommend you:
➔Keep the product in its original packaging so it remains as clean as it was when
dispatched by us. Only unpack the product once it has arrived at the destination
where it will be used.
➔Keep the packaging (recyclable materials) in the event the product needs to be
transported or stored.
➔Keep the blanked-off plate on the inlet port when the product is not in use.

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Product Configurations
The three product sizes are discussed in Configurations. Each configuration has unique
lifting needs summarized in Table 2 below.
Primary Lifting Methods by Configuration
Configuration
Primary Lifting Method
New Packaging
P/N:
Reusable
Packaging P/N:
VERSA C
(“Compact”)
Two-person lift with hands supporting
bottom of unit (see Section 3.1.3)
LMSA116490-1
LMSA5959 with
foam
VERSA L
(“Horizontal”)
Use lifting device (i.e. crane) or two-
person lift using installed lifting
hardware and strap (see Section 3.1.4
and 3.1.5)
LMSA116490-3
TV119209 with
foam
VERSA T
(“Tower”)
LMSA116490-2
TV119209 with
foam
Unpack from Shipping Box
Remove contents that have been stored on top of leak detector. Contents include:
•TITAN VERSA Quick Start Guide
•TITAN VERSA Operations and Maintenance Manual
•Tools and Replacements Box
•Lifting kit bag and replacement hardware
Remove VERSA C Leak Detector
The VERSA C (Compact) model does not include a lifting strap described in the sections
below. Remove the unit from packaging using the following process:
1. Remove foam panels from sides of leak detector.
2. Remove protective plastic from leak detector.
3. Using two individuals (one on each side), place hands on bottom of unit, lift unit,
and remove unit from packaging.
Remove VERSA T and L Leak Detector
1. Remove foam panels from sides of leak detector.
2. Remove protective plastic from leak detector.
3. Given the weight of the product, the TITAN VERSA should only be removed from
shipping in the following conditions:
oPersonnel must be qualified and trained in handling heavy materials.
oUse either a lifting crane or a two-person lift to remove unit from packaging.
oUse the yellow lifting strap to remove leak detector. Be careful not to tip leak
detector more than 20 degrees.

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Replace Lifting Hardware (VERSA T and L)
1. Detach yellow lift strap and D-rings from lifting bolts.
2. Unscrew lifting bolts and store with strap in lifting kit bag.
3. Locate two M8 flanged screws inside of lifting kit bag and insert where lifting bolts
were located.
Transporting on Mobile Cart
Never move unit while the detector is on. Unit is safe to move once the unit has been
off for five minutes and turbo pump has safely spun down.
Store the device under the following conditions:
•Ambient temperature
•A cool, dry place
•Ensure the inlet test port is blanked off with a KF-25 blank

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Description
The TITAN VERSA Leak Detector can detect helium and hydrogen tracer gases. It is
suited for leak testing according to the vacuum and sniffer methods.
•When leak testing according to the sniffer method, the test object is pressurized
with a tracer gas. The optional sniffer line can be used to sniff the test object and
measure the tracer gas escaping through a leak.
•There are two different options for leak testing according to the vacuum method:
oThe test object can be evacuated, and its outside sprayed with tracer gas.
This type of leak test is often referred to as “Outside-In” testing.
This procedure has the advantage that leaks can be localized.
oThe test object can be pressurized with tracer gas and tested inside a vacuum
chamber. To accomplish this, the TITAN VERSA is connected to a vacuum
chamber. The device measures the overall leakage rate of the test object.
This type of leak test is often referred to as “Inside-Out” testing.
The device has three sensitivity levels for vacuum method: “GROSS," “FINE,”and
“ULTRA." Depending on the pressure in the inlet flange and the user settings, the
TITAN VERSA automatically selects the most sensitive level.
The TITAN VERSA Leak Detector includes the following main components. Check the
scope of delivery of the product for completeness after receipt.
•Main leak detector assembly
•Documentation packet
oTITAN VERSA Operations and Maintenance Manual
oTITAN VERSA Quick Start Guide
oLeak standard certificate
oQuality certificate
oUSB drive with documentation
•Lifting Packet (not included in VERSA C)
oTITAN VERSA Lifting Guide
oTwo lifting eyes
oLifting sling
•Maintenance Kit (see Maintenance Tools and Parts for contents)
oMaintenance tools
oSpare parts
oOil drain and fill accessories (wet pump versions only)