The carbon monoxide (CO) detector offers a wide measurement range from 0 to 1000 ppm, making it ideal for detecting CO concentrations in diverse settings. For applications with specific requirements, we provide optional range configurations extending up to 2000 ppm, ensuring adaptability to a broad spectrum of monitoring needs.
Specification
Model |
GD800-CO |
Detected gas |
CO |
Sampling method |
Diffusion |
Range (optional) |
0-500ppm, 0-1000ppm, 0-2000ppm
|
Resolution |
1ppm
|
Response time |
≤10S |
Principle |
Electrochemical principle |
Alarm mode |
Sound, light, vibration alarm, high and low alarm values can be set by yourself |
Alarm type |
Low alarm, high alarm, STEL, TWA, low battery |
Explosion-proof grade |
ExiaIICT4Ga |
Protection class |
IP68 |
Working temperature |
-20℃~55℃ |
Working humidity |
0-95%RH (non-condensing) |
Working air pressure |
86~106kpa |
Dimensions |
90*60*33mm (length*width*thickness) |
Weight |
Weight 125g |
Features
- Exceptional Energy Efficiency and Extended Standby Capability: Boasting remarkably low power consumption, CO Tester offers a prolonged standby time of up to 2 years, eliminating the need for battery replacement.
- Hassle-Free Maintenance: Simply power on the CO Tester, and it will operate continuously without requiring calibration, sensor replacements, or battery charging.
- Vigilant Alarm System: Equipped with an ultra-high buzzer alarm, two high-intensity red LEDs for both upper and lower alarms, and a combination of sound, light, and vibration alerts, ensuring that workers are promptly alerted to potential dangers.
- Customizable Alarm Settings: Supporting various alarm types such as high point alarm, low point alarm, TWA (Time-Weighted Average), and STEL (Short-Term Exposure Limit), users can easily adjust alarm thresholds as needed throughout the device's lifespan.
- Rugged and Secure Design: CO Tester boasts an IP68 protection rating, making it splash-proof, dust-proof, explosion-proof, and shock-proof. Its intrinsically safe circuit design enhances safety in hazardous environments.
- User-Friendly and Compact: Designed for ease of use, it features a compact and lightweight design with intuitive two-button operation, reducing the need for extensive training.
- Portability at Its Best: Its small size and lightweight build ensure that it can be carried with ease, providing flexibility in its use.
- Built to Last: Crafted from high-strength materials, the device's robust construction is tailored to endure the harshest environments while remaining comfortable and durable.
- Enhanced Safety Features: Featuring an automatic self-test function, CO Tester continually ensures its own functionality, thereby improving safety by performing self-tests.
Structure
Applications
The CO detector finds versatile applications across various industries, including: petrochemical & chemical industry, municipal engineering & utilities, municipal engineering & utilities, electronic, food & pharmaceutical industry, other industries.
Tips: Can a CO Tester Replace a Smoke Detector?
No, a Carbon Monoxide (CO) tester cannot replace a smoke detector. These two devices serve different purposes and are designed to detect different types of threats.
A CO detector is specifically designed to monitor the presence of Carbon Monoxide gas in the air. Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas produced by incomplete combustion of fuels, and exposure to it can be life-threatening. The purpose of a CO tester is to alert you to elevated levels of CO in your home, providing a warning so you can take action to prevent exposure.
On the other hand, a smoke detector is designed to detect the presence of smoke, which is a common early indicator of a fire. When a fire breaks out and produces smoke, a smoke detector triggers an alarm, allowing you to evacuate your home and call for help.
For your safety, it's essential to have both Carbon Monoxide detectors and smoke detectors in your home. Each serves a unique function, and having both types of detectors provides comprehensive protection against the two different dangers of CO exposure and fire hazards.