will this work to help me determine if I have air seeping in around my windows? I need to see the leak
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The S220 smoke pen is perfect for detecting air leaks around windows. It is very sensitive to low-velocity air movement. Once you've lit the pen and it is producing a stream of smoke, just move it slowly along the window frame or places you suspect the leak. The source of any air leaks will be very apparent.
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Yes it will detect a fuel leak in a gasoline engine w/o problems. The amount wíĺl vary with the volume of fuel. Suģgestion: use a separste contreiner witj little volume so that you can get a higher concentration of ink. The laek will be much more visible under black ligth.
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Yes, calibrate it away from the area to be tested. It will start to respond when you are near the leak then the response intensifies the closer you get to the leak. It samples combustible gases in the atmosphere, the closer you are to the leak the greater the amount of combustible gases.
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It might do it, however it may very well be a time consuming process...U may want to start with a meter to narrow it down before you use this.
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Well, I did not have water leaking into my vehicle , but a nasty wet, musty smell when I first air on. This stuff did not eliminate it. So I Googled my problem. Someone said spray Lysol disinfectant into air intake (by windshield ) with vehicle runn
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If the leak is due to a bad gasket, this should work if carefully applied. I have used it on plastic and rubber with no problems. If the leak is due to a crack in the manifold, I can't be sure. But it's worth a shot since a tube of this stuff is cheaper and easier than buying and installing a new manifold.
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You need to get a humidity guage to see how much humidity you have in your rooms. If the water emptys in 24 hours...it's working! It should feel like cool air coming from the unit. Yes, a slight condensation on windows, not enough to worry about.
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I know this may be obvious, but pull off the left filter and see if you can see something touching the fan. You may have to pull off the shroud to see further if nothing is easily seen...
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Yes this should work fine since you have sufficient time window to obtain reading. I have used it to get reading of water temperature coming out of faucet and soups etc. Also used it for correct water temperature for yeast.
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Kind of small for your window and it has to be attached to a sturdy framework. If you're using it for humidity, it will work, but run a lot. It you aren't, and just want to pull the air out, I would just get a box fan and put it so it sucks the lot air out. That would be a lot cheaper. These were made of pulling humidity out from under houses. Hope this helps.
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Yes you would want to go with a thermal camera, This is for surface temp of an object. It could work if you are looking the wall on one side or another of the window. But will not tell you exactly where the leaks are. Just what wall on what side is colder.
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I have never used this for ac leaks because the dye works great for finding those leaks. You would be better off buying dye and partially charging system to circulate it. That being said, I have found may uses for a smoke machine and any sealed system you adapt it for the smoke will show a leak.
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It'll give you a pretty accurate reading on the air coming out of the vent but it's probably reading off the vent itself. I use it on air vents in the house when servicing the ac to check air temps. It works pretty good. I don't know how you would make it focus just on air but I have compared it to a regular thermometer hanging in the vent & it reads within a degree or so to it. It definitely reacts faster than a regular thermometer. Just remember when reading something very close, it will be reading slightly lower than the laser sight because the sight comes out of the top of it.
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Yes. Do a "trouble code read test" to be sure that's the problem. If so, try a Mass Flow Air cleaner spray first. Good luck.
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The only way I detect leaks in toilet tanks is by hearing dripping water in them and then investigating. This device is still working great in the tank I installed it since my original review (2+ yrs). Maybe I don't understand the question.CB
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If it's caked on or you need precision air pressure. It probably won't work. If it's light just dust. Maybe
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You might want to try using somethng like RainX on the window, it does keep car windows from fogging up.