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Test for the presence and identify the source of carbon monoxide (CO) leaks in ambient air and flue gasses. High CO models allow exhaust gasses to be measured, especially useful when tuning forklifts, or other combustion engines.

The A771 is a CO adapter designed to work with your DMM to measure ambient air CO. Can also be used as a personal CO alarm.

The A771 is an advanced state-of-the-art Carbon Monoxide monitor that may be used to measure levels of carbon monoxide (CO) in the parts per million (ppm) range when used with a digital multimeter (DMM).

Measure up to 99,999 ppm with the TPI 706 tests forklift exhaust gases for the presence and location of carbon monoxide leaks.

This instrument fits comfortably in your hand and operates with just the push of a button.

Use the 707 to measure CO levels in the flue and test ambient CO levels in home and office spaces. Hand held and easy to use.

Measure / monitor ambient CO levels in home and office spaces. Visual and audible alarm indicates unsafe CO levels.

The 770 is a state of the art carbon monoxide instrument designed to measure CO in ambient air. This palm-sized unit displays readings in 1ppm increments.

The combo CO/Combustible gas detector is the first of its kind to combine both detection technologies into one easy to use hand-held and affordable instrument.

The TPI 775 is a state-of-the-art Carbon Monoxide and Combustible Gas Leak Detector. It is the first of its kind to combine both detection technologies into one easy to use hand-held affordable instrument.

777 Personal CO Monitor

The 777 Personal CO gas monitor is durable and easy to use. Continuously Monitor CO. Always On!

Applications:
• Personal Safety
• Hazardous Gas Detection

PGM100 Personal Carbon Monoxide Monitor

The PGM100 Single Gas CO Monitor is durable wearable tech designed to detect and warn the user of hazardous levels of carbon monoxide in a working environment.

The TPI PGM100 is an exceptionally rugged personal gas monitor, durable and easy to use.

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