Triple Plus/Triple Plus+IR composite gas detector

NegotiableUpdate on 05/04

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Nature of the Manufacturer: Producers

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Overview

Triple Plus+is a new generation in the Triple family that can detect toxic gases, oxygen, and flammable gases. More than 90000 units have been sold globally, with users distributed in the petroleum, gas, chemical, municipal, and manufacturing industries. The shell material is sturdy and the sensor configuration is flexible, making it an excellent composite gas detector. Triple Plus+not only continues the advantages of the Triple family, but also adds new lithium battery technology and optional infrared sensors for detecting combustible hydrocarbons and CO2. Triple Plus+is designed to be intrinsically safe and has several outstanding features, including the selection of combustible gas correction factors, labeling of testing personnel in data records, and labeling of testing locations.

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Product characteristics

sturdy and durable
Can be equipped with a built-in sampling pump
The large backlit display screen can simultaneously display the four gases detected
Configure 3 alarm levels
Real time data storage, capable of storing up to 100 hours of data
There are user and usage location annotations in the data records
Users can directly use the user menu for calibration without the need for PC software

The Triple Plus+IR version is also suitable for detecting carbon dioxide gas within the range of 0-5%.
0-100% lower explosive limit (LEL) single range infrared sensor, can also be equipped with 3 other gas sensors
0-100% lower explosive limit (LEL)/0-100% volume dual range infrared sensor, can also be equipped with 2 other gas sensors
Wide range of hydrocarbon calibration gases to choose from: acetylene, methane, ethane, pentane, and natural gas
Infrared 0-5% CO2 sensor optional

Infrared sensors can effectively prevent and suppress interference from other gases. Suitable for concentrated gas environments and inert gas environments (oxygen free), catalytic combustion sensors cannot operate in such environments.