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Both remote measurement and suction kit can be used with a body-mounted measurement device!
Please make use of it according to your environment and purpose.
It can be used for both remote measurement and suction with a measurement kit that can be worn on the body! Please make use of it according to your environment and purpose.
【Features】 ● Compact and lightweight ● Two-stage alarm with lamp, buzzer, and vibration ● Oxygen 21% and zero toxic gas calibration, automatic calibration for toxic gases ● User-replaceable batteries and sensors ● Intrinsically safe explosion-proof design ● Capable of both remote measurement and body-mounted measurement
![[Labor Accident Case] During a blast furnace test at a steel mill, CO gas leaked inside the furnace, causing multiple cases of poisoning.](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d67/2000665318/IPROS69886645517821436104.png?w=280&h=280)
We will introduce a case where multiple individuals were poisoned due to a leak of CO gas inside a blast furnace during the testing of measurement devices at a steel mill.
In the electrical room, the main power was turned on, the main circuit switch at the site was turned off, and when the "forward" button on the measuring device was pressed, the measuring device retreated due to the gas pressure in the furnace. After pressing the "stop button," the measuring device temporarily stopped, but then when the purge button for the antenna of the measuring device into the furnace was pressed, the measuring device retreated further. Gas from the furnace leaked through the tire seal section of the ball valve that was stopping the gas leak, and many people who were near the control panel and watching the test from a distance were exposed to the furnace gas and suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning. [Proposal] ■ Workers should wear portable gas monitors while working. ■ This allows for early detection of furnace gas leaks and can alert workers and those nearby to the danger. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Labor Accident Case] Hospitalization due to pouring waste liquid into a waste liquid tank filled with water.](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/898/2000665326/IPROS73976846235263959706.png?w=280&h=280)
A case of chlorine gas poisoning and chemical conjunctivitis occurred when waste liquid was placed into a waste liquid tank filled with water.
During the research process of spices, a victim placed waste liquid containing phosphoric chloride, which was used as a reagent, into a waste tank filled with water for fire prevention. This resulted in a reaction with the water in the tank, producing chlorine gas, leading to exposure. The victim was transported to the hospital by ambulance and was diagnosed with "chlorine gas poisoning and symptoms of chemical conjunctivitis," resulting in hospitalization. [Recommendation] ■ In addition to risk reduction measures, it is recommended to work while ensuring safety with a gas detection alarm. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Labor Accident Case] Incorrect disposal of used chemical solution resulted in the release of hydrochloric acid.](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/d07/2000665542/IPROS32973108979553010950.png?w=280&h=280)
An incident where hydrochloric acid was generated due to improper disposal of waste liquid from chemicals used in a semiconductor manufacturing facility, resulting in harm to workers.
In the pre-cleaning process of the manufacturing procedure, a mixed solution M of sulfuric acid, hydrogen peroxide, and pure water was used, while a mixed solution N of phosphoric acid and hydrochloric acid was used for the marking process. Although solutions M and N were processed separately, hydrochloric acid gas was generated when solution N was accidentally poured into the poly tank designated for collecting solution M. The hydrochloric acid gas, which erupted as white smoke from the poly tank, spread into the clean room, causing three workers present in the room to complain of eye pain and seek treatment. [Recommendation] ■ It is recommended to install equipment that can detect the leakage of toxic gases early and issue alarms. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Ideal for detecting leaks of commercial LP gas. Achieves high visibility monitoring with gas concentration level display using LED lamps!
The "GP-310" is an ideal gas detection alarm for detecting leaks of commercial LP gas. It can detect LP gas leaks in up to three locations, such as vaporizers and restaurant kitchens, with just one unit. It is maintenance-free for five years, making management easy. 【Features】 ■ The gas detector can be selected according to the application from the dustproof and drip-proof "GP-310-D" and the explosion-proof "GD-A80." ■ High-visibility LED lamps indicate gas concentration levels. ■ The GP-310-D has a dustproof and drip-proof structure equivalent to IP55. ■ Equipped with highly durable and long-lasting sensors. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
Smart in both appearance and functionality.
The "GP-148" is a combustible gas detection alarm for the detection unit that uses a combustible gas sensor. With features like "easy to see," "easy to use," and "peace of mind during power outages," this single unit can accommodate various applications and required quantities, meeting diverse combustible gas field needs. 【Features】 ■ Easy to see: Detection status is immediately clear ■ Easy to use: Simple operation! ■ Peace of mind during power outages: Built-in safety power supply allows for over three days of gas leak monitoring even during power outages. Provides reassurance in case of emergencies. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
