THE NEW testo 317-2 gas leakage detector detects methane and propane gas leak connections quickly with an optical bar indication. The battery-operated instrument also runs a self-test of the sensor immediately after switch-on, thus ensuring the operator is aware of the instrument’s status via an acoustic confirmation of readiness for measurement. Once gas is detected, the testo 317-2 increases the alarm volume as the level of gas detection increases, and emits a permanent signal when the alarm limit is exceeded. The instrument has an automatic zeroing phase when the device is switched on in fresh air.
Product of the Month - February 2006. Portable gas leak tester
General
Monday, 13 February 2006
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