SKU: BW01-H-10-104-50

Honeywell Carbon Dioxide 1 - 20% Tubes H-10-104-50 (10/Box)

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Description

Note: This is a "Special Order" product that cannot be exchanged and is non-returnable.

These colorimetric detector tubes are a spot-check consumable for carbon dioxide (CO2) measurement at the 1%–20% range. Use them with a Honeywell / Dräger / Sensidyne-style manual piston pump (see the Honeywell Piston Hand Pump, H-010-0001) to pull a precise sample volume through the tube; the discolored band length reads the concentration directly. Each box holds 10 single-use tubes. The range is in percent by volume, suited to ventilation, tank, and enclosed-space checks. Typical jobs: confined-space pre-entry, HAZMAT response, and industrial hygiene spot checks.

Range and Specifications

Carbon dioxide tubes, 10 per box, part number H-10-104-50
Standard range 1–20% for a single stroke on the Honeywell Piston Hand Pump
Extended range 0.25–20% with additional strokes
Special order: not exchangeable and non-returnable

Using the Tubes and Ordering

Use these with the Honeywell Piston Hand Pump and do not mix manufacturers. The companion CO2 tube is H-10-104-45 (0.25–3%). The pump is sold separately.

Questions on range or fit? Call 800.829.9580.

Part Number:
H-10-104-50

Frequently Asked Questions

How do colorimetric detector tubes work?

The pump draws a fixed volume of air through the tube. The reagent changes color where it reacts with carbon dioxide, and the discolored band length is read against the printed percent scale.

How many pump strokes do I need?

One stroke gives the standard range of 1–20%. Additional strokes give the extended range of 0.25–20%. Follow the stroke count printed on the tube.

What is the shelf life and how should I store the tubes?

Each box carries an expiry date. Store as directed on the box, away from heat and direct sun, and do not use expired tubes.

How do I choose the right range?

Pick the range that brackets the level you expect: the lower-range tube for tighter readings up to a few percent, the wider tube when levels could be much higher.

Note: This is a "Special Order" product that cannot be exchanged and is non-returnable.

Range and Specifications

Carbon dioxide tubes, 10 per box, part number H-10-104-50
Standard range 1–20% for a single stroke on the Honeywell Piston Hand Pump
Extended range 0.25–20% with additional strokes
Special order: not exchangeable and non-returnable

Using the Tubes and Ordering

Use these with the Honeywell Piston Hand Pump and do not mix manufacturers. The companion CO2 tube is H-10-104-45 (0.25–3%). The pump is sold separately.

Questions on range or fit? Call 800.829.9580.

Part Number:
H-10-104-50

Frequently Asked Questions

How do colorimetric detector tubes work?

The pump draws a fixed volume of air through the tube. The reagent changes color where it reacts with carbon dioxide, and the discolored band length is read against the printed percent scale.

How many pump strokes do I need?

One stroke gives the standard range of 1–20%. Additional strokes give the extended range of 0.25–20%. Follow the stroke count printed on the tube.

What is the shelf life and how should I store the tubes?

Each box carries an expiry date. Store as directed on the box, away from heat and direct sun, and do not use expired tubes.

How do I choose the right range?

Pick the range that brackets the level you expect: the lower-range tube for tighter readings up to a few percent, the wider tube when levels could be much higher.

Specifications

Product Weight (lbs.)

0.2
Height (in.)

7
Length (in.)

10
Width (in.)

7
Country of Origin

CN

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do colorimetric detector tubes work?

The pump draws a fixed volume of air through the tube. The reagent changes color where it reacts with carbon dioxide, and the discolored band length is read against the printed percent scale.

How many pump strokes do I need?

One stroke gives the standard range of 1–20%. Additional strokes give the extended range of 0.25–20%. Follow the stroke count printed on the tube.

What is the shelf life and how should I store the tubes?

Each box carries an expiry date. Store as directed on the box, away from heat and direct sun, and do not use expired tubes.

How do I choose the right range?

Pick the range that brackets the level you expect: the lower-range tube for tighter readings up to a few percent, the wider tube when levels could be much higher.