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    October 28, 2022

    Tech Notes - Why Gas Monitor Sensors Fail

    We are often asked why a portable gas monitor sensor fails--especially when the instrument has hardly been used. This issue seems to be a source of endless frustration for those who aren't intimately familiar with gas detection technology. The first thing we need to understand is how gas sensors work.
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  • Choosing the Best Confined Space Gas Sniffer
    September 23, 2022

    Choosing the Best Confined Space Gas Sniffer

    Two common questions we get are: What are the differences between the various gas sniffers that are available? Which gas sniffer should I use for my confined space entry application? There are two differences that are most relevant for the average application. The two differences are (1) Power Source, and (2) Sampling Method.
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  • Gas Monitor Calibration - What, Why, How Often
    October 28, 2022

    Gas Monitor Calibration - What, Why, How Often

    What does it mean to calibrate a gas monitor? Why is calibration even necessary? How often is it to be performed? We answer all your questions about the calibration of your gas detector or confined space meter. Calibration saves lives. Don't neglect this crucial piece of gas detection safety.
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  • Gas Clip's New Disposable 4 Gas Detector
    October 28, 2022

    Gas Clip's New Disposable 4 Gas Detector

    Gas Clip Technologies has revolutionized confined space gas detection for contractors.  They have introduced the first disposable, 2-year, 4-gas instrument for confined space entry. Simply turn it on (once) and that's it - for two years. They say no calibration required. Read on to learn more.
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