ET-IRapid gas detection box for sudden accidents

The gas rapid detection box for sudden accidents is a professional instrument configured according to the relevant standards of the State Environmental Protection Administration and the National Production Office, combined with the emergency measures requirements of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, fully considering the characteristics of frequent accidents in China and the requirements of on-site workers. It improves remote sampling capability and sampling accuracy, and is more suitable for enclosed spaces, underground warehouses, pipelines, and dangerous situations where personnel enter.

Rapid gas detection box for sudden accidents, which can be used to detect gases upon entering the accident site5Within minutes, you can access common items10Quickly detect toxic and harmful gases to provide timely and accurate on-site monitoring data for accident handling. In addition to gas detection alarms, it is also equipped with10A rapid detection tube for toxic and harmful gases is a detection method for on-site rapid and direct reading of gas concentration. It consists of a glass tube with an internal color indicator and a concentration scale printed on the outer wall. When the measured gas passes through the indicator inside the tube, a colorimetric reaction occurs, and the tester can directly read the gas concentration through the color change boundary.

Characteristics of gas rapid detection box for sudden accidents:

◆Gas qualitative and quantitative on-site real-time rapid detection

◆Including suitcase, gas mask, gas sampler, manual sampler/Bag, oxygen/Combustible gas alarm, inorganic/Organic gas rapid detection tube（CO,CO2，H2S, SO2, NH3, Cl2,Gasoline, benzene, nitrogen oxides, liquefied petroleum gas),

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The specific configuration of the gas rapid detection box for sudden accidents is as follows: