The Correct Use of Composite Gas Detector
Publication Date:2021/06/11Composite gas detector for many units of a variety of gas detection is one of the very important safety procedures, many production processes need to use potentially toxic and harmful gases, and some processes will produce some dangerous gas by-products. If gas detection, maintenance and inspection and monitoring can be carried out regularly, this danger can be detected early and controlled to a minimum. Then you need to know the correct use of the composite gas detector before use, and follow the staff of Yiyuntian to know about it.

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the correct use method of composite gas detector :
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1, determine the detection position, then turn on the power supply of composite gas detector, after the detector self-check and preheating are completed to enter the detection state, place the probe in the area where the gas concentration is to be detected.
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2. Record the measured gas concentration displayed in the display area of the gas detector, and then deal with it according to the measurement results and relevant emergency plans.
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3. The continuous charging time of the composite gas detector should not be less than 8 hours, and it should be charged in the shutdown state.
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4. During the work in the dangerous area, the composite gas detector shall not be disassembled to prevent explosion.
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the above is the content of "the correct use of composite gas detector" introduced by yiyuntian staff, hoping to help you understand the composite gas detector. After using the composite gas detector, you can gently wipe the instrument shell with a wet cloth and clean the sensor cover with a soft brush, which can prolong its service life.
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