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Maintenance

Gas Detector Maintenance Programs Reduce Human Contact

COVID-19 has changed our lives dramatically, forcing all of us to make personal and professional changes. One of these changes has been physical...
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Gas Detection Equipment

The Hidden Cost of Disposable Gas Detectors

Consumer electronic waste is a serious problem. Americans, for example, replace their cell phones every 22 months, on average, leading to over 140...
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Gas Detection Equipment

The True Cost of Personal Multi-Gas Monitors

Personal multi-gas monitors are among the most commonly used gas detectors today, and for good reason. Four-gas and five-gas monitors allow you to...
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Connected Safety

A Safety Manager's Guide to Peer-to-Peer Wireless Connectivity

Every day, in facilities across the world, workers take on jobs without having all the information they need to get them done safely. More often than...
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Gas Detection Equipment

How to Clean a Gas Detector

Personal gas monitors are lifesaving instruments that must be worn in your breathing zone to be effective. OSHA defines the breathing zone as “a...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Gas Hazards in the Cannabis Industry

Despite marijuana’s status as an illicit substance at the federal level, over half of U.S. states have made it legal for medicinal and/or...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Electrochemical Gas Sensor Cross Interference Table

One of the most significant dangers to workplace safety comes from toxic, combustible, and asphyxiant gases. It can be challenging to identify which...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Understanding Gas Detector Default Alarm Settings

GAS DETECTOR ALARM SETTINGS GAS LOW HIGH TWA STEL O2 19.5% vol 23.5% vol N/A N/A CO 35 ppma, b 70 ppmb 35 ppma 200 ppm H2S 10 ppm 20 ppm 10 ppm 15...
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Gas Detection Equipment

Where Do You Wear Your Personal Gas Detector?

Hard hat, collar, belt, shoe? If you ask workers where their personal gas detectors belong, you’ll likely get an array of answers, all with different...
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Data & Analytics

How to Make Gas Detection Data Work for You

If you’re like most people, you’re more connected than ever. Cell phones monitor your location to alert you to delays on your commute. Your activity...
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