Considering Cost-of-Ownership Before Buying a Gas Monitor
You should consider more than just the price tag when buying a gas monitor, because a lower upfront cost doesn’t mean it offers the best value. Monitoring your workplace for...
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What do you do with your single-use gas monitor once it expires?
Single-use gas monitors don’t last forever. Like a lot of devices, they have a usable life at which point they stop working as effectively. While your monitor might still turn...
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What’s the shelf life of common calibration gases?
Calibration gas can expire just like food, and just like expired food, expired gas can cause major problems. The cylinders of gas that are used for bump testing and calibration...
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Automate your Gas Detection Process with Honeywell's E3Point Gas Detector
The Honeywell E3Point Gas Detector is designed to help your team work smarter by automating the gas detection process. It uses advanced technology to increase the reach of your gas...
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Where Should Fixed Gas Monitors Be Mounted?
Gas monitors are designed to detect harmful substances that can affect air quality and put workers at risk. But the monitor needs access to the air in question to do...
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Honeywell BW Gas Detection: Icon Series Spotlight
PK Safety carries BW gas detectors because they’re well-made and trustworthy, but also aim to improve and innovate. We’re excited to carry the latest in their gas detection devices: the...
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How to Clean Your Gas Monitors
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, workplaces are cleaning more thoroughly and frequently. If you’re in an industry that uses gas detection equipment, keeping your gas monitors clean is more important...
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Confined Space Gas Detector Requirements: How to Select a Gas Detection Kit for Your Confined Space
Confined spaces can pose a serious risk to the health and safety of your team. Whether you are repairing damaged equipment, building a new structure, or investigating a potential leak,...
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What is Gas Monitor Bump Testing & Calibration
Air monitor and gas monitor calibration and bump testing is an important topic in many industries, especially oil and gas. Many professionals use these monitors to protect themselves from hazardous...
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What symptoms can occur from carbon monoxide exposure?
If you’re occupying a space where fuel is burned and fumes have an opportunity to build up, you’re at risk for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. CO is an odorless, colorless...
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Which Gas Detection Device is Right for Your Workplace?
Choosing a gas monitor or detection device depends on the nature of your workplace and how your employees interact with the space. Learn about the pros and cons of different...
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Purge Test: Gas Detection & Purge Testing
When taking a gas pipeline offline or installing a new one, utility crews must first treat the confined space with inert gas, such as nitrogen, to limit the chances of...
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Hydrogen Peroxide Gas Detectors Should Be Used When Disinfecting Workspaces
Vaporized hydrogen peroxide (VHP) is often used to disinfect and decontaminate work environments, including classrooms, medical and manufacturing facilities, confined spaces, and other areas that are designed for prolonged human...
