While servicing equipment, technicians should be on the lookout for sources of potential future leaks, as well as follow good service practices to prevent creating leaks.

Know what type of detector you are using, know how to use it, and ensure it’s capable of detecting leaks by calibrating it on a regular basis.

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), accidental CO poisoning is the cause of approximately 50,000 emergency room visits and more than 400 deaths each year in the U.S.

Before you can fix a leak, you need to find it. That’s where leak detectors come in.

Refrigerant leaks in HVACR equipment – particularly commercial refrigeration systems -- are a significant problem.

Technological developments are consistently improving the tools technicians have to use.

What should you consider when choosing a combustible gas leak detector?

This brief year-end tool review rounds up a handful of items that might make the work a little easier in 2021.

Investing in the right tools will save your employees’ time and avoid delaying repairs in the rush of summer.