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GASCO 103L-70N-99.1 Calibration Gas (R-134A 99.1 ppm in Nitrogen) - Calibration Gases for Portable Gas Detectors
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GASCO 103L-70N-99.1 Calibration Gas (R-134A 99.1 ppm in Nitrogen)

The GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen is a disposable calibration gas cylinder (MPN 103L-70N-99.1) for use with all OEM gas detectors. It contains a mixture of Refrigerant R-134A at 99.1 ppm in a nitrogen background…

SKU 3G-OTH-551240

Also listed as: 103L70N991 · 103L 70N 99 1 · 103L-70N-99-1

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GASCO
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103L-70N-99.1 Calibration Gas
Part Number
103L-70N-99.1
Category
Calibration Gases for Portable Gas Detectors
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Technical Specifications

GASCO
Manufacturer Part Number
103L-70N-99.1
Type
Disposable, +/-5% Accuracy, C2H2F4, Calibration Gas, Cylinder
Gas Mixture
Refrigerant R-134A 99.1 ppm
Reusability
Disposable
For Use With
All OEM Gas Detectors
Background Gas
Nitrogen

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Product Description

The GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen is a disposable calibration gas cylinder (MPN 103L-70N-99.1) for use with all OEM gas detectors. It contains a mixture of Refrigerant R-134A at 99.1 ppm in a nitrogen background, with +/-5% accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is GASCO calibration gas used for?

GASCO calibration gas is used to verify and adjust the accuracy of all OEM gas detectors. This disposable cylinder contains Refrigerant R-134A at 99.1 ppm in a nitrogen background, ensuring reliable sensor response for refrigerant leak detection in HVAC and industrial applications.

What are the specifications of GASCO 103L-70N-99.1?

The GASCO 103L-70N-99.1 is a disposable calibration gas cylinder with +/-5% accuracy. It contains Refrigerant R-134A at 99.1 ppm in a nitrogen background. Designed for use with all OEM gas detectors, it provides a stable, certified gas mixture for routine calibration.

Where to buy GASCO calibration gas worldwide?

3G Electric supplies GASCO calibration gas worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us to order the 103L-70N-99.1 or any GASCO calibration gas for your gas detectors.

How to use GASCO disposable calibration gas?

Attach the regulator to the GASCO cylinder valve, connect to your gas detector's calibration port, and flow the gas at the recommended rate. Allow the sensor to stabilise, then adjust the detector reading to match the certified concentration of 99.1 ppm R-134A. Dispose of the cylinder after use.

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