Multi-Gas Detector -- Occupational Health & Safety

GfG Instrumentation Inc.

Multi-Gas Detector

GfG Instrumentation Inc.'s intrinsically safe G460 is a rugged, compact instrument designed for simultaneous detection of up to six gases. Installed sensor options include infrared (NDIR) for CO₂ and PID for VOC measurements. The detector offers completely automatic calibration, one-button operation, top-mounted display, and interchangeable battery packs.

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