Draeger Pac 7000 Single-Gas Monitors
So many single-gas monitors are disposable these days. But not all of them. People buy disposable monitors for a range of reasons. Their workers lose them, or they want a...
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Can My PID Monitor Distinguish Between Multiple VOCs?
Even for people who are quite familiar with gas detection in industrial or confined space settings, there are some finer points where more explanation is necessary. A customer recently wrote...
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Warranty and Non-Warranty Repair for BW Honeywell Gas Monitors
As a full-service, factory-authorized BW Honeywell Gas Monitor Service Center, PK Safety can take care of any warranty service your BW gas detector requires. Repairs under warranty are free to...
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Microclip XT O2 Sensor Replacement: Replacing Sensors in Your BW GasAlert MicroClip XT Gas Monitor
Gas monitors are sophisticated instruments, but changing sensors is easy. By taking your time and following these simple instructions for replacing sensors, your BW Honeywell monitor will be back in...
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How-to: BW Honeywell Gas Detector Calibration
Calibration is very important for a gas monitor. It reestablishes a base line accuracy for the sensors, both electro-chemical and LEL catalytic bead. In order to perform as they were...
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Getting the Right H2S Monitor for Your Site
BW Honeywell makes the most popular single-gas hydrogen sulfide monitor on the planet by a wide margin. The BW Clip H2S Monitor is an inexpensive, durable, reliable personal gas detector,...
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What are the Differences Between Single-Gas H2S Monitors?
Here at PK we sell lots of gas monitors. A large portion of those sales are for single gas hydrogen sulfide (H2S) monitors. Because we sell several brands and models...
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Gas Monitor Repair and Warranty Information
Gas monitors are made to be used on some of the toughest job sites in the world. Industrial chemical and gas facilities are made for production, not comfort, and the...
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How to Purge and Test Natural Gas Mains Using RKI's GX-2012
Crews tackling installation or replacement of natural gas mains need to purge the lines with an inert gas to eliminate the combustion hazard. Purge testing before work begins requires a...
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Winery Gas Monitoring: Why Your Wineries' Gas Monitors Might Not Work
Harvest in the wine country is the peak of activity in the winemaking cycle. It's Go Time - The playoffs of the wine growing season. Preparing for the avalanche of...
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A Single-Gas Monitor Without a Two-Year Lifespan
Not everybody wants a two-year disposable single-gas monitor for hydrogen sulfide or carbon monoxide detection. Many of today's single gas monitors come with a fixed life span. This type of...
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Continuous Gas Monitoring: Using a Gas Monitor in Continuous Operation Mode
Some jobs require continuous gas monitoring of a space over time. Monitors like the Eagle 2 from RKI Instruments are designed to be used in this way, they are not...
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The GX-2012 Topside Gas Monitor Seen in the Wild!
We just wrote about what a great continuous topside monitor the RKI GX-2012 is. Apparently the word is already on the street. This photo was taken in downtown San Francisco...
