Explanation of Oxygen Gas Detector

Portable gas detector is a portable handheld device that can be turned on and detected at any time, compact and convenient.

Portable gas detectors are available in both single gas detectors and multi in one gas detectors. They can use natural diffusion or pump suction detection methods to detect and display concentrations of different flammable and toxic gases, as well as sound and light alarm reminders when concentrations exceed the standard.

Simultaneously detect methane (CH4), carbon monoxide (CO), oxygen concentration (O2), and hydrogen sulfide (H2S)

Product Features:

Suitable for dark and humid environments;

High definition color OLED display screen;

Fully automatic zeroing and calibration function;

Rich and colorful alarm prompt functions (sound, light, alarm vibration prompt);

Battery voltage indication and alarm point adjustment setting function;

Intelligent anti slip and anti fall appearance design;

Secondary sound and light alarm function;

Specification of oxygen gas detector

1. Try to check the gas detector after work every day and record the results of each inspection to promptly identify and solve problems.

2. Maintain all maintenance. Wipe the instrument casing with a soft cloth. Do not use corrosive chemicals such as solvents, soap, or polishing agents for cleaning.

3. Do not immerse the gas detector in liquid.

4. Maintenance and upkeep require professional and qualified personnel to operate, and before operation, they must fully understand all the contents of the user manual and operate safely.

5. If the four in one gas detector is exposed to flammable gases or specific environments for a long time, it should be calibrated daily and replaced if necessary.

Description of Oxygen Gas Detector

Gas detector is an instrument tool for detecting gas leakage concentration, mainly referring to portable/handheld gas detectors. Mainly using gas sensors to detect the types of gases present in the environment, gas sensors are sensors used to detect the composition and content of gases. It is generally believed that the definition of gas sensors is based on the classification of detection targets, which means that any sensor used to detect gas composition and concentration is called a gas sensor, regardless of whether it uses physical or chemical methods.