Diversitech 5113 Bubble Leak Detector 32 Oz Spray Bottle

Product Description

The DIVERSITECH 5113 is a professional-grade bubble-type leak detection solution designed for locating gas, refrigerant, and pressure leaks in HVAC, plumbing, and refrigeration systems. Supplied in a 32-ounce spray bottle with a clinging formula, it adheres to pipe joints, fittings, and valves long enough for bubbles to form and pinpoint even micro-level leaks. The solution is odorless, non-toxic, and non-corrosive, making it safe to use on copper, brass, aluminum, and plastic components without risk of surface damage. Licensed technicians and service pros keep this on the truck as a standard leak-check tool during commissioning and troubleshooting calls.

The DIVERSITECH 5113 is suited for residential and commercial applications wherever pressure-tested joints need verification. Common use cases include checking refrigerant line connections after brazing, confirming gas piping integrity after fitting up new appliances, testing compressed-air lines, and verifying pressure vessel connections. The spray-top dispenser gives the technician precise, low-waste application directly to the suspected leak point without the need for a separate brush or applicator.

Key Features

• Clinging bubble formula pinpoints micro leaks at fittings, joints, and valves
• Spray-top bottle allows precise, targeted application
• Odorless, non-toxic, and non-corrosive — safe on all common pipe and fitting materials
• 32-ounce container provides extended service life for high-volume use
• Bubble detection method requires no electronic equipment or power source

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose leak detection solution compatible with gas lines, refrigerant lines, compressed-air systems, and other pressurized piping commonly found in HVAC, refrigeration, and plumbing installations.

Installation Notes

Apply this product to a pressurized system only — the system must be under pressure for bubbles to form and indicate a leak. Shut down all ignition sources and follow applicable safety codes, including IFGC requirements, before working on gas lines. HVAC technicians should apply the solution after pressure-testing refrigerant circuits per EPA Section 608 procedures. Wipe residue from fittings with a clean cloth after inspection is complete.