Hand pressure test pump YATO YT-24801, 2.5 L capacity, up to 10 bar

The YATO YT-24801 hand pressure test pump is a manually operated pump with a 2.5 L reservoir and a maximum operating pressure of 10 bar. It is designed to pressurize closed systems for testing and leak detection in plumbing, heating and cooling circuits. The pump uses manual pumping action and connection fittings to introduce and hold test pressure while allowing visual inspection and monitoring.

Advantages

The pump offers a compact, portable design with a 2.5 litre capacity that reduces the need for frequent refilling during testing. Manual operation provides precise, controllable pressurization up to 10 bar without reliance on external power sources. The simple mechanical design and standardized connection fittings facilitate quick setup and use in workshop and on-site environments.

Suitable for

• Leak detection in domestic and commercial plumbing systems
• Pressure testing of heating system circuits
• Testing of cooling system loops and radiators
• On-site diagnostics and workshop pressure testing tasks

Key specifications

• Reservoir capacity: 2.5 L
• Maximum operating pressure: up to 10 bar
• Operation: hand-operated (manual pump)
• Application: pressure testing and leak detection for plumbing, heating and cooling systems

How to use

Connect the pump to the system using the appropriate fittings, ensuring all connections are secure and system valves are set to isolate the test section. Fill the 2.5 L reservoir as required, then operate the hand pump to increase pressure gradually until the desired test pressure (not exceeding 10 bar) is reached. Monitor the system for pressure stability and visual signs of leakage. Release pressure and disconnect the pump once testing is complete, following standard safety practices for depressurizing the system.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility of connection fittings with the tested system before use and do not exceed the rated maximum pressure of 10 bar. Use personal protective equipment and follow local safety procedures when performing pressurization tests. Store the pump in a clean, dry place after draining the reservoir.