Flammable Combustible Gas Leak Detector

Product Details:

General Specifications• Type & Technologyo Type: Portable / Handheldo Sensor Technology: Electrochemical (replaceable) and Catalytic sensors• Detectable Gaseso Combustible gases – Lower Explosive Limit (LEL)o Oxygen (O₂)o Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S)o Carbon Monoxide (CO)o Ammonia (NH₃)o Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂)• Alarm & Displayo Audio-visual alarms triggered at preset thresholdso Simultaneous digital display of gas concentrations• Hazardous Area Complianceo Intrinsically safe for hazardous areaso Conforms to IEC 60079 standardso Suitable for Class I, Division I, Groups A, B, C & D or Zone 0, Group IIA, IIB & IIC• Environmental & Durability Featureso Operating temperature: -40°C to +60°Co Drop resistance: Survives 25 drops from 1.2 meters; incidental 7.5-meter drop onto concrete (MIL-STD-810G certified)o Rugged casing for industrial environments• Sensor Performanceo Rapid response time (up to 2× faster than industry average)o Long sensor life with 4-year warranty on instrument and sensors• Additional Features• LED bump test indicator and on-screen compliance checkmark• Bluetooth functionality (may vary by model and availability)These detectors are commonly used for personal protection, confined space entry, area monitoring, and safety checks in industrial settings.

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: 2 3 days
• Packaging Details: individual packing

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