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Scuba divers all around the world have perished as a result of carbon monoxide (CO) in their air tanks. Carbon Monoxide is an odorless, tasteless, and invisible poisonous gas that could make its way into your scuba cylinder when exhaust gas enters the compressed air intake then. Divers should use a low level and sensitive carbon monoxide meter to protect themselves from potentially lethal carbon monoxide effects that are amplified when diving at depth.

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Hydrogen peroxide gas has many applications in various industries such as pharmaceutical development, healthcare, and more. While hydrogen peroxide gas does come with some associated risks that must be properly mitigated. Mitigation typically includes using a hydrogen peroxide gas detector. 

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Hydrogen fluoride gas is a toxic and corrosive gas that requires gas detection to protect workers directly working with it. It is often used in the production of materials such as refrigerants, herbicides, pharmaceuticals, aluminum, and a feedstock for many industrial processes.

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Vape detectors are used to measure the level of vapor produced by e-cigarettes in an indoor environment. A vape detector is a highly sensitive particulate detector, is a great low cost option to detect vapor indoors used for vape, e-cigarette detection, and generally as an air quality detector.

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Argon gas is an inert gas that has many applications including protecting the weld area and detecting the location of gas leaks. Argon gas detectors are essential to protect people, such as welders, from inhaling a dangerous level of the gas. They are also necessary to identify gas leaks when argon gas is used. 

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Chlorine dioxide gas is frequently used in industrial applications to sanitize and disinfect products, surfaces, and areas. A chlorine dioxide gas detector helps measure if there are any high and dangerous levels of ClO2.

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Helium gas analyzers are used to analyze gas mixes for breathing, trimix scuba, compressed gas, industrial applications, welding, and research & development. Helium analyzers are used with a probe to detect helium leaks in various equipment including vacuum equipment, spectrometers, and cryogenics. Since helium is light, it is an excellent tracer gas and can penetrate leaks or compromised seals to then be detected and ultimately find a leak.

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Nitric oxide gas has the chemical symbol NO. It is a poisonous, non-flammable oxidizing gas with a sweet, pungent odor. Gas detection of NO gas is paramount to ensure that people and the environment are not exposed to unsafe levels of nitric oxide gas. A nitric oxide gas detector is an excellent tool used to maintain safe nitric oxide gas levels.

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Landfills and landfill gas extraction wells may release copious amounts of hazardous gases including methane, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide. A solid carbon monoxide analyzer is a imperative tool to track toxic gas emissions and detect carbon monoxide in the part per million range.

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Produce plants produce the gaseous ethylene hormone in order to ripen.  Ethylene gas detection is essential in this industry in order to ensure that the right amount of ethylene concentration is introduced. Different produce require different concentrations and time for optimal ripening.

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Ammonia is popular for refrigeration due to its environmentally-friendliness and cost-effectiveness. However, ammonia does pose a number of threats due to the dangerous consequences of a potential leak. Ammonia detectors are great devices to have in areas where refrigeration using ammonia is taking place. 

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 Carbon monoxide can be detected using a carbon monoxide analyzer. Home inspectors commonly inspect for a cracked heat exchanger when inspecting homes. Heaters can become compromised and a carbon monoxide analyzer can detect leaks to alert homeowners of the potential dangers.

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