Personal Confined Space Multi Gas Detector

Personal gas monitor

Personal Confined Space Multi Gas Detector

16 Jun, 2011

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Teledyne Gas Measurement Instruments Ltd
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The Personal Surveyor range, the novel multi gas detectors from Gas Measurement Instruments (UK), presents its latest model, the PS200. The PS200 is robust, compact and detects LEL, O2, CO and H2S. With 15 combinations of these four gases, the PS200 can be tailored to your requirements to provide single or multiple gas detection in an easy to read format. In addition to displaying all gas readings simultaneously, the user can also initiate a manual test at anytime. This state of the art multi-gas detector is sold internationally to industrial and petrochemical safety markets.

As standard, the product pack comes with a USB cable with universal adapters that acts as a charger and communications lead - just like your mobile phone. A handbook and quick operating guide are also included in the pack.

Bump and Calibration tests are carried out in only 60 and 90 seconds respectively and the internal memory can hold up to approximately 180 bump logs. Warning alarm features include red flashing lights, vibration and highly audible sounders that ensure an optimum warning notice to keep workers safe in confined spaces.

With T4 temperature, IIC classifications and ATEX intrinsic safety certification (as well as MED B and E), the new PS200 confined space gas detector has been designed to comply with your industry safety and confined space requirements.

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