MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALIST TEST EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALIST TEST EQUIPMENT Flat Roof Leak Detectors locate roof leaks in wet or dry weather conditions
Open the catalog to page 1Dry Roof Pro2 Buckleys’ Dry Roof Pro2 electronic flat roof leak detector kit offers a rapid and effective method of testing a wide range of non-conductive flat roof coverings. The Dry Roof Pro2 caters for a variety of applications and the wide range of accessories and electrodes available allows the Dry Roof Pro2 to adapt to specific testing requirements. The Dry Roof Pro2 is the result of an exhaustive research, development and design programme which brings the latest technology to the instrument along with a complete redesign of the user interface and a large multi-colour display; making navigating...
Open the catalog to page 2Wet Roof Pro2 The Buckleys Wet Roof Pro2 leak detector kit has been developed to identify and locate leaks in flat roofs. The instrument can be used on any non-conductive roof surface such as hot-melt, asphalt and single-ply roofing membranes providing the surface and the underlying structure is sufficiently soaked. Additionally, the Wet Roof Pro2 incorporates a Wet Sponge feature, allowing the easy testing of upstands and other vertical surfaces. The Wet Roof Pro2 generates electrical current within the water on the roof’s surface. Leaks in the roof membrane allow water to flow through and contact...
Open the catalog to page 3Typical flat roof types Concrete roof deck Concrete retains a surprisingly high water content. Even when concrete is ‘dry’, this ambient moisture content is enough to conduct current and test for leaks. Flaws in the membrane allow the detector to complete an electrical circuit to earth via the concrete and trigger the detector’s alarm. Steel roof deck The steel structure below the roof membrane – as well as foil-faced slab insulation – conducts electrical current to earth. Faults in the membrane provide a path for current to pass through and complete an electrical circuit, triggering the alarm....
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