No. The Solo 330 uses pressurised cans, but the Solo 365 uses specialized Solo ES3 Smoke Cartridges. These are non-pressurized, non-flammable, and easier to transport and store.

Yes. By using the specialised Solo 365 ASD Adapter, the unit can be used to perform functional tests on ASD pipework and sampling points.

The Solo 370 Lithium-Ion battery is designed for a full day of testing. It typically provides enough power for over 250 tests and can be recharged via any standard USB port in approximately 2 hours.

• Solid Blue: Smoke generation is active.
• Flashing White: Clearing mode (fan) is active.
• Solid Red: Battery is low.
• Solid Green: Unit is in standby/ready mode.
  
  
  
  

No. The Solo 365 is dedicated specifically to Smoke Testing using the ES3 electronic cartridge. If you require a tool for CO testing, you should use the Solo 330 dispenser with Solo C3 CO Aerosol, or the Testifire 2000 for a multi-stimulus solution.

An amber or orange flash typically indicates that the ES3 Smoke Cartridge is nearly empty or has expired. The internal counter tracks the number of activations to ensure you are never caught on-site with a depleted cartridge. It is always recommended to carry a spare Solo ES3-3PACK in your kit bag.

The Solo 365 is designed to be "self-clearing" via its internal fan. However, if you notice a drop in smoke density, you may need to replace the Solo 371 Service Pack. This is a user-replaceable part that contains a new smoke generator, ensuring the unit performs like new without a professional service.

Yes. This is one of the biggest advantages of the Solo 365. Because the ES3 cartridges are non-pressurized and non-hazardous, they are not subject to the same strict "Dangerous Goods" transit regulations as standard aerosols (like Solo A10). The Solo 370 battery is a standard Lithium-Ion pack, similar to those found in power tools, which is generally cleared for air travel.

"Delayed Start" is designed for detectors that are difficult to access or require a slower smoke entry. By configuring the unit, you can delay the smoke generation, giving the engineer time to position the tool perfectly before the cycle begins. This is particularly useful for ASD (Aspirating Smoke Detection) testing.

Yes. Like the rest of the Solo range, the 365 is designed to be used with non-conductive fibreglass access poles. The unit itself is constructed from high-impact, non-conductive polycarbonate, making it safe for use in commercial and industrial environments.

Orders for the SOLO365-001 are typically dispatched from UK stock within 1-2 working days. Delivery times may vary depending on location and order volume. Full delivery options and costs are shown at checkout.

Yes. We supply the SOLO365-001 to customers in the UK and internationally.