Single-Gas Detectors include bump test feature.October 10, 2007 -
With bump test feature, GasBadge® Monitors enable customers to establish testing frequency based on best practices, company policy, or local regulatory agencies. During bump test, user exposes instrument to known concentration of gas to determine if sensor response is within safe operating range. If bump test is unsuccessful, user must calibrate instrument before further use. Instruments indicate when bump test is overdue with visual and audible alarms.
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Industrial Scientific Corp.
1001 Oakdale Road, Dept. TR
Oakdale, PA, 15071 1500
USA
Industrial Scientific Adds New "Bump" Test Feature To The GasBadge Line Of Single-Gas Detectors
Pittsburgh, PA, USA - 13 Sep 2007 - Industrial Scientific, a global leader in gas detection and monitoring instruments, systems and related services, is pleased to announce a new "bump" test feature for the GasBadge® line of personal and dockable single gas monitors.
Driven by customer feedback, this feature is designed to increase safety by encouraging and facilitating more frequent "bump" tests. The new feature allows customers to establish a testing frequency based on best practices, company policy or local regulatory agencies. Once the user-prescribed period of time has elapsed, the instrument indicates that a "bump" test is overdue with visual and audible alarms. An indication also remains on the unit's display screen until the test is completed successfully.
In a function or "bump" test, the user exposes the instrument to a known concentration of gas to determine if the sensor response is within a safe operating range. If the bump test is unsuccessful, the user must calibrate the instrument before further use. Routine "bump" testing is a vital aspect of any gas monitoring instrument program. The only way to be certain that your portable gas detector will adequately respond to a hazardous condition is to test it with a known concentration of the target gas.
The GasBadge line of gas detectors includes the GasBadge® Plus and the GasBadge® Pro. Offering low-cost personal monitoring and full-featured dockable options, this instrument line provides exceptional protection from atmospheres with unsafe levels of oxygen or any one of several toxic gases.
About Industrial Scientific Corporation
Industrial Scientific Corporation is a global leader in designing, manufacturing, selling and servicing gas monitoring instruments, systems and related products. With continuous improvements in engineering and R&D, lean manufacturing operations and expanded service capabilities, Industrial Scientific is widely known for providing rugged, dependable products that excel in monitoring hazardous gases in the most demanding work environments in the world. Employing over 800 people, Industrial Scientific has manufacturing operations based in Pittsburgh (USA), Arras (France), Dortmund (Germany) and Shanghai (China), provides technical services to customers from local service centers around the world, and has additional subsidiaries in Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, Dubai, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. For more information about Industrial Scientific, please go to www.indsci.com.
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how to calibrate a T40 rattler
can you send me a step by step instructions on calibrating the T40
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By jg. lamorie on Feb 10, 2010 13:42
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