How leak detection kit finds leaks in emergency vehicles

Now emergency vehicles are playing a more and more important role in the current society. It is important to keep them in cool, comfortable. For them, even the smallest leak can reduce the comfort. Wit the leak detection tool, we just simply add UV dye to the system, scan with a leak detection UV flashlight, and all the leaks can locate precisely.

How to find leaks?

Maintenance for the emergency vehicles is quite important for reliability and extending the service life. Usually the department’s budget can decide if the vehicles have a good maintenance or not? However, creating a good maintenance program for the emergency vehicles or just updating an existing one to meet the standard is not that quite difficult.

Most emergency vehicles manufacturers provide inspection and service guideline. And some emergency department will provide their standard operating procedures.

Sunlonge has so much experience and templates that can be used to meet service needs. Regularly inspection and testing safety items such as air conditioning, lighting and other components is not only vital, but also mandatory by Sunlonge.

UV dye leak detection.

Now most inspection have a good understanding about the procedure of the leak detection and important meaning. A daily inspection is very useful in finding issues early on. Some educated drivers can find 20% of the problems before they become more costly to repair. A driver equipped with Sunlonge UV leak detection flashlight can easily scan the vehicle compartment for leaks. If any glowing, fluorescent leak sites are found, a driver can schedule a maintenance immediately.

The Sunlonge SL1200 Leak detection kit is the perfect tool for diagnosing the vehicle engine system. The UV dye is added to the engine system. When the dye escape with the system and collects at the leak site. You just scan the department with our SL1200 UV leak detection flashlight. Then even the smallest leak site can be located precisely. The dye can remain in the system and does not affect the whole system components or performance.