
AP/W Holiday Detectors
Art. No.: 11848
AP/W Holiday Detector Kit, 8" Wire Brush
The AP/W Holiday Detector is high voltage holiday detector kit with an 8" wire brush electrod, providing holiday detection with the application flexibility to move from pipe, to tank, to concrete and beyond.
Select your Model
Enter a value between 1 and 100000000 in increments of 1.
excl. taxes & shipping cost
- 800 volts to 35,000 volts in 100 volt increments
- Safety cutoff switch
- LCD output meter
- Audible and visual holiday indcators
- Mil-spec, locking PowerPak cable
- Ergonomic rugged design - reduces user fatigue
- Integrated belt loop system
- Portable and designed for wearing on hip or over the shoulder
- Internal 6v LiFeP04 Battery
- Environment - 14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C)
- Great for pipelines (internal and external), tanks, concrete, sewers, manholes
- Specified and Approved on specs around the world Conforms to NACE International RPO188, RP0274, RP0490
| Technical Data Chart | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data |
| ||||||||||||
| NACE | RP0274 RP0490 SP0188 |
|---|
AP/W Holiday Detector Kit, 8" Wire Brush
- AP/W Instrument and Battery
- Battery Charger - 115V or 230V AC (selectable)
- PowerPak
- Ground Cabl - 20'
- Electrode
- Wand Handle - 18" with full circle spring electrode connector
- Screwdriver
- Wand Extension Handle - 18"
- Carrying Case
- Instruction manual
- Certificate of Calibration
Manuals
- Holiday-Detectors-Models-AP-and-AP-W-Manual.pdf
Holiday-Detectors-Models-AP-and-AP-W-Manual.pdf
4" Circle Silicone Pipe Electrode
Article No: 11818
6" Circle Silicone Pipe Electrode
Article No: 11820
8" Circle Silicone Pipe Electrode
Article No: 11822
10" Circle Silicone Pipe Electrode
Article No: 11824
12" Circle Silicone Pipe Electrode
Article No: 11825

4" Wire Brush Electrode
Article No: 11828

6" Circle Spring Electrode
Article No: 11829

10" Circle Spring Electrode
Article No: 11832

12" Wire Brush Electrode
Article No: 11834

16" Wire Brush Electrode
Article No: 11835