INFICON UL1000 Helium Leak Detector

The UL1000 is a mobile helium leak detector for industrial leak detection. It combines high sensitivity at high test pressures with a fast response in all measurement ranges thanks to the I-CAL algorithm. It is used from leak checking of large vessels and systems to repetitive component testing, and with the TC1000 test chamber it can test hermetically sealed parts (according to MIL-STD 843, Method 1014).

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Specifications

Smallest Detectable Leak Rate (per AVS 2.1 and EN 1518)Less than 5×10⁻¹² mbar l/s
Smallest Detectable Leak Rate (Sniffer Mode)Less than 5×10⁻⁸ mbar l/s
Inlet PressureGROSS 15 mbar / FINE 2 mbar / ULTRA 0.4 mbar
Pumping Speed During Evacuation16 m³/h (11.2 cfm) at 50 Hz / 19 m³/h (13.3 cfm) at 60 Hz
He Pumping Speed at the Inlet (EN 1518)GROSS 8 l/s max. / FINE 7 l/s / ULTRA 2.5 l/s
Detectable Masses2, 3, 4 amu (H₂, ³He, He)
Supply Voltages100 - 120 V; 220 - 240 V
Weight110 kg; 242 lbs
Dimensions, Incl. Handle (L × W × H)1068 × 525 × 850 mm; 42 × 21 × 33 inch
Sensor180° magnetic sector mass spectrometer and ion source, enhanced counterflow design
Main FunctionsI-CAL (Intelligent Calculation Algorithm for Leak Rates) for fast response in all measurement ranges, Start / Stop / Zero buttons, programmable for three different user applications
Display and OperationRotatable display (digital, bar graph or trend formats) with information in several languages
Interfaces and ConnectionsRS232, I/O, chart recorder, optional remote control, vent, gas ballast, exhaust and accessory ports, all located on one side
OptionsWireless remote control RC1000WL (more than 8 hours operation, up to 100 m, 3.5 in. full color touch screen), wired RC1000C, test chamber TC1000, attachable toolbox, helium bottle holder, ESD mat, sniffer line SL200 (4 m), PC software LeakWare
Warranty3 years on the ion source, 24 months on all other components
Ordering VersionsUL1000 230 V EU version / 115 V US version / 110 V Japan version