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Mastercool Combustible Gas Detector

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Mastercool 55975 - IntellaSense III Combustible Gas Leak Detector
  • Response Time: 1 SECONDS (1 sWhat's This?)
  • Gases Detected: Acetone, Acetylene, Benzene, Butane, Ethanol, Gasoline, Hexane, Hydrogen, Methane, Naptha, Propane
  • Goose Neck: Yes
  • Product Height: 6.00 IN
  • Product Length: 11.00 IN
  • Product Width: 10.00 IN

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Mastercool 43707 - Combustion Gas Leak Tester Kit
  • Indicator: Visual
  • Unique Features: • Works on gasoline and diesel engines. • Indicates that a leak is present when the tester fluid changes color. • Test chamber with rubber bulb pump, combustion leak tester fluid and instructions packaged in a plastic box
  • Gases Detected: Gasoline
  • Shipping Weight: 10 LBS

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Mastercool Combustible Gas Detector

Combustible and flammable gas detectors sense the presence of one or more gases near the detector.

For dangerous gases, gas detectors will have audible and visible alarms. Fixed mount units would include relays to trip equipment, close valves, etc. to return to safe conditions.

Today’s gas detectors can have multiple gas detectors for detection of several gases. Knowledge of the application and desired gases is key in model selection.

Frequent calibration is also important. Gas detectors drift, so most manufacturers recommend monthly calibrations or at least calibration checks. Make sure to read and follow the manufacturer instructions with each instrument.

 
Gas_Detection_Tutorial For a general primer on gas detection, download Honeywell's Gas Book. We carry their BW line of portable gas detection equipment. Click the thumbnail image to download.
 
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