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Fieldpiece Acm4, Carbon Monoxide Detector Head

Carbon Monoxide Detector Head The Acm4 Is A Carbon Monoxide Detector (co Detector) Accessory Head For Use With Fieldpiece Modular Instruments. It Has A Fast Reacting Electrochemical Sesor Specific Designed To Detect Carbon Monoxide (co). Use The Acm4 To Hunt Down Sources Of Potentially Life-threatening, Poisonous Gas. And Easily Replace The Sensor In The Field When Necessary. Carbon Monoxide (co), A Product Of Combustion Is An Oderless, Colorless Gas. Faulty Combustion Equipment Is One Source Of This Dangerious Gas Known As The "silent Killer". The Acm4 Carbom Monoxide Detector Measures Co In Parts Per Million (ppm). Use It For Walk-around Tests To Help Pinpoint Sources Of Co Indoors. Includes Acm4 Carbon Monoxide Detector Calibration Screwdriver 9v Battery (installed) Operator's Manual Features Field-replaceable Sensor Works With Any Fieldpiece Expandable Instrument Or Handle Or Any Dmm With Mvdc Ranges And Our Detachable Leads. Fast Electrochemical Sensor Helps You Find Co Sources Like Cracked Heat Exchangers Or Breached Flue Stacks. Calibrate To Ambient Quickly With Zero Calibration Pot. Auto Power Off (apo) To Save Battery Life (easy To Disable). Battery Check With % Of Battery Life Left Displayed. Use With Optional Aoxp2 Pump For Flue Gas Testing. Co Exposure Effects Co Ppm Effects 9 Ppm Minimal. Max Allowable Concentration For Eight Hours (epa And Ashrae). 35 Ppm Max For Continuous Exposure For One Hour (epa And Ashrae). 50 Ppm Max For Eight Hours (osha). 100 Ppm Trips Installed Co Detectors. Ul2034 Specifies A Max Exposure Of 100 Min. 200 Ppm In Two To Three Hours: Slight Headache, Tiredness, Dizziness, Nausea. Ul2034 Specifies A Max Exposure Of 35 Min. 400 Ppm In One Or Two Hours: Frontal Headaches. In Three Hours: Life Threatening. Ul2034 Specifies A Max Exposure Of 15 Min. 800 Ppm In Fourty Five Minutes: Dizziness, Nausea, And Convulsions. 800 Ppm In Two To Three Hours: Death. 1600 Ppm In One Hour: Death. 6400 Ppm In Fifteen Minutes: Death. 12800 Ppm In Three Minutes: Death.

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