Leak Detector -- Occupational Health & Safety

E Instruments Group LLC.

Multi Gas Detector

The E Instruments 7899 Gas Sniffer is a portable, rugged and easy-to-use leak detection tool for any HVAC professional. The 7899 is equipped with a sensitive tip to pin-point small leaks of any combustible gases and hydrocarbons from piping and/or appliances. This includes natural gas, methane, propane, butane, lpg, etc. The device features an 11” fully flexible probe, auto zero-drift adjustment, large LCD screen and an audio alarm. Booth 1336

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