Tif Instruments Tifzx Refigerant Leak Detector on 2040-parts.com
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This is a brand new in the box TIFZX Refrigerant Leak Detector .Patented Heated Pentode sensor technology. Detect all halogenated refrigerants at levels below 0.1 oz./yr. and much more .Pictures are actual detector you will receive. Only taken out of box to take pictures.
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