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GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen - Calibration Gases for Portable Gas Detectors
GASCOCalibration Gases for Portable Gas Detectors

GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen

The GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen is a disposable calibration gas for portable gas detectors, featuring a mixture of Ethanol 190 ppm with a background gas of Nitrogen and +/-5% accuracy.

SKU 3G-OTH-550685

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GASCO
Item
Calibration Gas: Nitrogen
Part Number
X02NI99CA340169
Category
Calibration Gases for Portable Gas Detectors
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
X02NI99CA340169
Type
Disposable, +/-5% Accuracy, C2H6O, Calibration Gas, Calibration Gas
Gas Mixture
Ethanol 190 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 for portable gas detectors, featuring a mixture of Ethanol 190 ppm with a background gas of Nitrogen and +/-5% accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen used for?

This disposable calibration gas is used to verify and adjust the accuracy of portable gas detectors across industrial environments. It contains 190 ppm Ethanol in Nitrogen with ±5% accuracy, compatible with all OEM gas detectors. 3G Electric supplies this GASCO product for applications in machining, electrical, and other industrial departments.

What are the specifications of GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen?

The GASCO calibration gas is a disposable cylinder with a gas mixture of Ethanol 190 ppm, background gas Nitrogen, and ±5% accuracy. It is designed for use with all OEM gas detectors. The manufacturer part number is X02NI99CA340169. 3G Electric sources this GASCO product for global industrial customers.

Where to buy GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen worldwide?

3G Electric supplies GASCO calibration gas worldwide, handling logistics, customs, and delivery to your facility. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source this disposable calibration gas with Ethanol 190 ppm and Nitrogen background gas. Contact us to order the GASCO X02NI99CA340169 for your gas detector calibration needs.

How to use GASCO Calibration Gas: Nitrogen for gas detector calibration?

Attach the disposable GASCO cylinder to your gas detector's calibration adapter, following the detector manufacturer's instructions. Apply the 190 ppm Ethanol in Nitrogen mixture at the specified flow rate. Allow the reading to stabilize, then adjust the detector if needed. 3G Electric provides this GASCO calibration gas for reliable field calibration.

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