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Answer:It is designed to locate leaks in noncorrosive laboratory gases such as helium, hydrogen and nitrogen.
Answer:The stated sensitivity is 0.003 mL/min helium in atmosphere under the defined calibrated-source test conditions.
Answer:No. The flow meter cartridge is a separate configuration; the combined two-cartridge bundle is a different offering.
The Agilent CrossLab CS electronic leak detector is a portable instrument for locating gas leaks around analytical laboratory tubing, fittings and gas-delivery connections. Its interchangeable-cartridge platform supports leak detection with an optional, separate flow-measurement cartridge; a leak detector must not be confused with a combined two-cartridge bundle. The sensing system is designed for noncorrosive laboratory gases, including helium, hydrogen and nitrogen, and is useful during GC installation, preventive maintenance and troubleshooting of gas-dependent analytical equipment. Under specified calibration conditions, the helium leak sensitivity is 0.003 mL/min in air. A localized leak may increase gas consumption, destabilize retention time or compromise the integrity of a carrier-gas path. Survey accessible fittings systematically, keep the sampling inlet clean and avoid liquid contact or corrosive vapors. Leak detection should complement proper gas isolation, facility safety procedures and the instrument's own pressure or flow checks. Repair leaks before rerunning analytical performance verification. Check the installed cartridge when determining available functions.
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