• Simple, intuitive bar graph LED display
• 56 levels of sensitivity automatically selected by proprietary Powershift software
• Optimal leak-finding performance under a broad range of conditions
• The world's only leak detector with fully automatic sensitivity selection and control
• One button controls On/Off and all functions
• Microprocessor controlled sensor improves sensitivity and reduces false alarms
• Patented EMOS detection technology increases battery and sensor life
• Replaceable EMOS2 sensor, sensor filter and sensor tip
• Metal sensor housing with patented water vapor stabilizing filter eliminates false alarms due to condensate
• Software managed sensor rejuvenation at startup ensures highest sensitivity
• Meets or exceeds all US and international standards for automotive and commercial use
• Ergonomic, high-impact housing with high output alarm speaker
• Low battery indication
• Designed and manufactured in USA with US and globally sourced components

Leak-Seeker II is the world's only fully automatic electronic leak detector with E_MOS sensor technology. Sophisticated software algorithms control the operation of this instrument allowing the user to quickly find the location of both small and large leaks with pin-point accuracy. Efficient control of the power to the sensor increases the life of the batteries while ensuring that the sensor is operated within its optimum parameters. A wide range audible alarm and 56 levels of sensitivity, automatically selected by the PqwerShift software and displayed in a bar graph type visual indicator, lets the user concentrate on finding the leaks and not on the instrument. Housed in an ergonomically shaped high impact plastic chassis with a flexible 15 in probe, the Leak-Seeker II is built for rugged field use. The E_MOS sensor is enclosed in a metal cage designed to protect the sensor from dirt and water. The sensor housing incorporates an easily removable threaded cap with a filter, allowing the user to easily clean any dirt or grease which may collect while searching for leaks.