Single Channel Gas Detector Portable Diffusion Type

Product Description

Single Channel Gas Detector Portable Diffusion Type is a compact, reliable, and easy-to-use device designed for accurate gas detection in industrial and commercial environments. With a lightweight build of just 200 grams and a durable ABS body, this detector ensures effortless portability without compromising on performance.Operating within a temperature range of -20C to +55C and under humidity conditions of below 95% RH (non-condensing), it is ideal for use in various demanding conditions. The device runs on a 3.7V power supply and can also be connected to a 24VDC source, making it suitable for both standalone and integrated safety systems.Equipped with a fast 30-second response time, this gas detector provides real-time alerts, helping prevent potential hazards in workplaces like refineries, chemical plants, steel mills, wastewater treatment facilities, and confined spaces. Its manual operate method and portable diffusion design make it highly user-friendly for on-site inspections and emergency response.FAQs Single Channel Gas Detector Portable Diffusion TypeQ1. What gases can the Single Channel Portable Diffusion Gas Detector detect?A: It can be configured with various sensors (electrochemical, catalytic, or NDIR) to detect toxic gases, combustible gases, or oxygen levels, depending on your application needs.Q2. How fast does the detector respond to gas leaks?A: The device has a quick 30-second response time (T90), ensuring early detection and prompt safety action.Q3. Is the device suitable for outdoor use?A: Yes, its rugged construction and wide operating temperature range make it ideal for both indoor and outdoor industrial environments.Q4. What is the power source for this detector?A: It operates on a rechargeable 3.7V battery and can also be powered via a 24VDC connection for extended operation.Q5. Where can this gas detector be used?A: It is widely used in industries like oil & gas, petrochemical plants, steel mills, wastewater treatment facilities, manufacturing units, and during confined space entry checks