Portable Gas Detector -- Occupational Health & Safety

Scott Safety

Portable Gas Detector

A robust and accurate portable gas detector, the Personal Surveyor (PS200 Series) from Scott Safety provides unrivalled protection in confined space applications. The PS200 can monitor and detect up to 4 gases simultaneously, detecting all possible combination of Methane, Oxygen, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogen Sulfide, as well as other flammable gases. With audible and visual alarms as well as an optional internal pump for pre-entry checking the PS200 is suitable for a host of applications in a variety of industries. Booth 1446

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