💧 Measure moisture like a pro—accuracy in a drop!
The EVANS Analog Refractometer E2196 offers a fast, battery-free optical method to accurately measure residual water content using just one drop of coolant. Pre-calibrated for precision and equipped with a mini screwdriver for scale adjustments, it comes as a complete kit including a soft storage case, pipette, and user guide—ideal for professionals demanding reliable, on-the-spot fluid analysis.
| Manufacturer | EVANS |
| Brand | EVANS |
| Model | EVANS E2196 |
| Item Weight | 5 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 8.3 x 3.8 x 3.6 inches |
| Item model number | E2196 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number | E2196 |
| OEM Part Number | E2196 |
A**Y
Easy to use helps you to install heaven's coolant efficiently.
It's a big help to have this tool when installing Evans coolant.
M**O
It needed to be recalibrated
I had to sent it to the company to get recalibrate.They did the calibration for free and sent it back. It works great now.
U**B
Buy this and do it right.
An absolutely necessary item if you're going to convert from normal coolant to this non water-based coolant from Evans. Worth the money to do it right. easy to follow instructions and it works very well.
J**R
Fast shipping
Works great, fast shipping. Evans is a great company
5***
Excellent customer service
The first tester I received did not work, bit after reporting this to Evans they immediately sent a replacement.
E**R
Works well. Available cheaper elsewhere.
Yes. This works great. I bought the more expensive "Evans" brand since I was using it to test their waterless coolant. It is actually the same brand sold elsewhere for much less, with an Evans sticker over the other brand name. The Evans sticker even has a clear background, so they aren't even trying to hide it.
F**C
This is a great tool.
Very easy to use and very helpful.
C**N
1 percent
I Replaced the regular coolant in my motorcycle witg evans power sports coolant. I used a shop vac in reverse to get the old coolant out ( I don't recommend trying to suck the coolant out because you will contaminate the shop vac that you spent a lot of time cleaning and drying, it works better to just blow it out with a bone dry vac.) After draining blowing removing hoses blowing again filling with almost a gallon of evans prep and carefully removing as much of the prep as possible without completely dismantaling the bike I filled it with just about a gallon of evans coolant rode it around to circulate the coolant well and checked for leaks. After all the time and money spent which I feel is worth it as long as I am sure my water content is below 3 percent it was a no brainier to spend a bit more for the refractometer just for peace of mind. The test is not difficult just follow the directions to the letter take your time and test more than once and compare results. As far as I can tell I have a 1 percent water content. I will check again after some time but feel I have done it right and am happy for now.
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