What is the measuring range of the oxygen alarm?
Publication Date:2023/07/12As we all know, if the oxygen concentration value is lower than 19.5 VOL, it is under oxygen. Both over oxygen and under oxygen are harmful to human body. The oxygen alarm is a gas detection instrument used specifically to detect the concentration of oxygen in the measured environment. Its use can prevent explosion accidents caused by high oxygen concentration, so as to protect people's production, life and health and safety. Do you know the measuring range of oxygen alarm ? The following is a brief introduction by Yiyuntian:

measurement range of oxygen alarm:
1, 0-30% vol
For human safety testing, to prevent hypoxia, use a very common measuring range.
2, 0-25% vol
3, 0-100% vol
4, 0-5% vol
5, 0-10000ppm/0-1000ppm
6, 0-1000ppm/0-100ppm
In summary, it is the measurement range of the oxygen alarm. Under normal circumstances, the oxygen concentration value displayed by the oxygen alarm is normal between 19.5%VOL and 23.5%VOL, and the oxygen concentration value displayed is higher or lower than the concentration range is abnormal. At this time, the oxygen alarm will issue an alarm to arouse the attention of the operators.
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