Automotive RepairDiagnostics & Troubleshooting3MediumOwner$ implied

Unable to locate a refrigerant leak in an AC system despite using UV dye and a black light after a high-pressure line repair.

Standard UV dye method is not effective enough to pinpoint the leak; the user cannot see the dye glow, suggesting the dye is not reaching the leak site or the light is insufficient.

Opp. Score

Severity

3Medium

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

May 30, 2026

App Concept

LeakSniffer Pro

A handheld electronic refrigerant leak detector with enhanced sensitivity and a visual guide that pinpoints leaks in HVAC and automotive AC systems. It includes a dye-injection cartridge that fluoresces under a built-in UV light, ensuring dye reaches the leak. Works even in low-light or hard-to-reach areas.

Key Features

Hi-res electronic sensor detects refrigerant concentrations down to 0.1 oz/year
Built-in UV light with magnifier to see dye fluorescence
Auto-calibration and digital leak level indicator
Dye injection cartridge ensures dye reaches leak site

Target Users: Automotive repair shop owners and DIY mechanics working on vehicle AC systems, especially for hard-to-find leaks.

Revenue Model: $199 for the device, $29 for refill dye cartridges, optional $49/year warranty and calibration service

Existing Solutions Mentioned

UV dye + black light

Part of App Idea

ChillCheck Pro

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