Gas sensor innovation cuts your TCO and maintenance

Supplied by MSA on Wednesday, 09 February, 2022

For most gas detectors available on the market, the only way to know their readings are accurate is to expose the instrument to a known concentration of test gas. This can be laborious, time consuming and add to maintenance costs.

Learn about next-gen self-checking technology that reassures the user that the gas detector is functioning correctly and can detect gas every 6 hours. Discover a new standard of reliability for gas detection.

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