Smart Single-Gas Detector

Safety

Smart Single-Gas Detector

31 Jul, 2009

Published over 17 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Safety.

Gazomat’s (France) brand new detector of oxygen and toxic gases, the μGaztox™, is a pocket personal protection device designed for use by operators who may be exposed to hazardous gas concentrations in their workplace.

μGaztox is small in size, it fits in the palm of your hand or can be conveniently clipped onto safety helmets, belts, straps or pockets. It is very easy to use thanks to its single control key offering a quick access to all functions of the instrument. Eight sensor options are available to suit a large variety of plants and fields of activity; oxygen, hydrogen sulphide, carbon monoxide, sulphure dioxide, chlorine, ammonia, Phosphine or Ozone. These detectors are also easy to read with its wide LCD screen displaying very legible gas concentrations, alarm set points, TWA and STEL values and status indicators. Additionally the μGaztox is extremely resistant; it offers a rugged and impact proof elastometer housing with IP 67 protection, providing resistance to dust and brief immersion in water. In addition to the ultra bright LED visual alarms, a 95 dB audio alarm as well as a strong vibration alarm complete the powerful alert system of the instrument. The fast-responding and high-performance sensors have a two-year lifespan, as well as the highly efficient battery of the instrument. Sensor and battery are very easy to replace, thus placing the μGaztox™ among the few maintainable units available to industry.

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