Gas Detectors


Honeywell Analytics

Transportable Gas Detector

Honeywell Analytics' SPM (Single Point Monitor) is a versatile, rugged, transportable gas detector that is designed to offer 0-60 parts per billion detection of diisocyanates that are used in manufacturing and lab processes where toxic gases present a hazard to people and equipment. Chemcassette colorimetric paper-based technology gives "proof of response" reading.


    Honeywell Analytics

    Detection/Calibration Kit

    Honeywell Analytics' new detection-calibration kit comes complete with the MicroDock II Test-Calibration Docking System and is designed to offer customers a way to experience first-hand the company's new X-Series line of durable, easy-to-use portable gas detection instrumentation that are designed to protect an entire crew from toxic and combustible gas hazards.


      RAE Systems

      Wireless Detection

      RAE Systems Inc.'s new wireless-enabled UltraRAE 3000 photoionization detector (PID) is designed for compound-specific gas monitoring below 50 parts per billion--such as benzene and butadiene--by use of proprietary pre-filter tubes. The device supports two detection modes, 60-second snapshot assessments, and longer STEL surveys.


        RIDGID

        Gas Sniffer

        RIDGID® debuts the new Micro CG-100™, a combustible gas sniffer designed to quickly and accurately detect gas leakage. Made for users who work in maintenance, utility, plumbing, or HVAC, the sniffer features Tri-Mode Detection™, which alerts the operator with a visible signal, audible alarm, or silent vibration.


          Sierra Monitor Corp.

          Gas Detector

          Sierra Monitor Corp.'s newest addition to the IT series of hazardous gas detectors, the 5100-05-IT, features a six-month calibration cycle, which cuts maintenance costs in half when compared to the industry standard's three month calibration. The stand-alone module's optional remote sensor can be used from up to 100 feet away.


            MSA

            AUTOMATED TEST SYSTEMM

            SA's Galaxy Automated Test System is designed to manage the ORIONplus Multigas Detector and other MSA gas detection equipment. It operates automatically and requires minimal user training because all gas tubing and electrical connections are pre-connected. The unit is a bump tester, calibration station, and asset management system rolled into one.


              MSA

              REMOTE MONITORING

              MSA's Ultima XL/XT series gas monitors are engineered to provide HART Field Communications Protocol running over a 4-20mA output. The units feature convenient setup, calibration, diagnostics, and sensor disconnect under power within a small and practical design. Remote displays can be viewed through a portable hand-held communicator, host DCS, or laptop.


                Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd.

                MONITORING SYSTEM

                Crowcon's new PGSi Programmable Monitoring System is designed to easily monitor toxic or flammable gases--such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and methane--from multiple locations. Capable of monitoring up to four gases at once from as many as 32 individual sampling points, the system is ideal for carbon monoxide monitoring applications in parking areas, tunnels, breweries, distilleries, and food processing plants.


                  Honeywell Analytics

                  PORTABLE DETECTOR

                  Honeywell's Lumidor IMPACT PRO premium portable gas detector is engineered to provide users with a low ownership cost and ease of use. The detector contains a unique cartridge design with built-in, user-replaceable sensors and monitors up to four gases simultaneously, including oxygen, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, and other toxic/flammable gases.

                    GfG Instrumentation Inc.

                    FOUR-GAS DETECTOR

                    GfG's G450 AutoCal® series is designed to be easy to operate, read, and carry in both confined spaces and open areas. This compact and lightweight four-gas detector continuously measures CO, H2S, O2, and combustibles in ambient air. The device has a large invertible display, automatic calibration, and a 103-dB buzzer. It weighs 10 ounces. Booth 938.

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