Five-gas comes of age.

Occup Health Saf

RAE Systems Inc., San Jose, Calif, USA.

Published: July 2006

PIDs and a range of electrochemical sensors have become commonplace as extra sensors in conventional 4-gas confined space entry meters to protect workers from exposure to a broad array of toxic organic and inorganic vapors. New wireless transmission systems have opened up a host of safer and faster detection capabilities, requiring less operator involvement and thus saving costs.

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