H2S gas portable monitor ClipSens H2S

CS-003-00 -  Hydrogen Sulfide gas Portable Monitor 0 to 100 ppm ClipSens - Sensotran

ClipSens H2S is a single gas monitor for Hydrogen Sulfide measurement. Very lightweight and small, it has an alligator clip to wear it on the pocket or helmet.
Three alarm notification methods, flashing, acoustic and vibration, will provide warning in any alarm event. The datalogging stores the last 30 events, including any verification, alarm and adjustment event. The events are easily downloadable with the Sensotran IR Link or also with the Docking Station.
This station automatically performs the process every time the equipment is verified, saving the events in a USB memory, which can be connected to PC. The data can also be downloaded via the Sensotran IR Link.
ClipSens can be manually verified, or automatically with the Docking Station which can verify four devices simultaneously (up to 12 devices per minute), reducing downtime and gas consumption.
In addition, you can hibernate with an additional 12 months your equipment (H2S and CO) through the SleepSens to increase the time of use up to 36 months.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

• Disposable. Hibernation
• Lightweight and Compact
• Stores up to 30 events
• Hibernation mode to increase the useful life
• Maintenance Free
• 2 years use
• IP-67
• Rugged Rubber Case
• Configurable with SENSOTRAN IR Link
• Fastest Bump-Test with Docking Station
• Visual, loud and vibration alarm
• Docking Station can Bump Test and Calibrate 4 instruments simultaneously
• The lowest Bump-Test cost

APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES

• Oil & Gas
• Shut downs
• Fuel storage parks
• Water treatment plants
• Mining industry
• Construction
• Homeland security and First responders
• Food industry
• Emergency response
• Environmental
• Industrial safety

Gas Detector type : Hydrogen sulfide Gas Detector, H2S Gas Detector, hydrogen sulphide Gas Detector, Dihydrogen monosulfide Gas Detector, Sewer Gas Detector, Stink damp Gas Detector, Sulfane Gas Detector, Sulfurated hydrogen Gas Detector