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The Cygscope RD from Cygnus Instruments uses detection of ultrasound to allow the user to quickly and accurately find leaks in industrial machinery. Ultrasound is generated by gas and liquid leaks. The intensity of the detected ultrasound is displayed on the LED bar graph and is made audible through either the internal loudspeaker or headphones.

In addition, the CygScope RD has a digital LCD readout to allow comparative measurements to be taken for regular maintenance checks over given periods.

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Features

  • Ultrasound amplitude clearly displayed on LCD screen and LED bar-graph
  • Equipped with a second amplification circuit, the LCD readout is independent of the LED bar-graph
  • Audio alert through built-in loudspeaker or headphones
  • The function of storing maximum value of an ultrasound signal helps locate the source of the maximum amplitude
  • Backlight switches on automatically when the ambient light is low
  • Practical, robust instrument suited to virtually all types of leak detection
  • Simple to use
  • Highly sensitive, with a large variety of probes.

Specification

Operation Frequency Approx. 40 kHz
Display Digitally on an LCD with backlight
LED - scale (10 steps)
Internal Loudspeaker Yes
Power Supply Rechargeable batteries with battery charger
Operating Time Approx. 10 hours
Charging Time Maximum 9 hours
Dimensions 190 mm x 110 mm x 85 mm
Weight Approx. 500 g
Operating Temp 0°C to +40°C
Storage Temperature -10°C to +50°C
Protection IP 20
CE Conformity EC directives and laws 89/336/EEC
(Electromagnetic Compatibility)

Kit Content

Cygnus CygScope R Kit Contents

CygScope RD ultrasonic listening device, ultrasonic air probe C50, flexible cable, contact probe C52, battery charger, high-quality headphones, directional tube, transportation case, leather instrument case, shoulder strap, operation and accessories manual.

Applications

  • Compressed-air or vacuum systems.
  • In Industry: verify steam-pipe seals, seal integrity or fittings and condenser drains, search for faults in electrical insulation, detection of early wear in bearings with rotating parts.
  • Motor and rail vehicles: test seals in cabins, doors, boot/trunk or cold storage chambers, check fuel injection in diesel engines.
  • Steam Traps.
  • Used in conjunction with contact probe, Cygscope RD facilitates predictive maintenance of potential bearing failures.

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Probe Options

Air Probe C50

Air Probe C50

(included in standard kit) The air probe is the most basic method of detecting ultrasound. It can be directly connected to the testing device, or via the flexible cable.

Contact Probe C52

Contact Probe C52

The special contact probe is used to detect ultrasound on solid surfaces, eg noisy bearings.

Directional Tube

Directional Tube

(included in standard kit) To be fitted onto the air probe C50 to improve the focus of the probe.

Flexible Air Probe C53

Flexible Air Probe C53

For otherwise inaccessible locations.

Parabolic Probe C55

Parabolic Probe C55

Telescopic Pole

Telescopic Pole

The pole can extend up to 3m long to increase the reach of the user working with the air probe. The air probes are secured in a rotatable clamp and a connection is made with the socket near the clamp.

Ultrasonic Transmitter

Ultrasonic Transmitter

With adjustable intensity and sound modulation for detection of defective seals

Waterproof Contact Probe C51

Waterproof Contact Probe C51

To detect gases/liquids escaping from pipes and valves.

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