Measures against oxygen deficiency in various testing rooms, laboratories, clean rooms, underground pits, and places using inert gases such as N2 and argon!
A battery-powered oxygen concentration meter that allows for approximately two weeks of concentration monitoring even during disasters such as earthquakes. Additionally, inspection methods can be selected according to the customer's situation, including traditional manufacturer visits or sending the device for inspection. <Features> - Easy-to-understand voice alarm - Slide lighting during alarms - Selectable power supply (AC100V, DC24V, dry batteries) * A separate purchase of a dry battery unit is required for dry battery specifications. - Automatic backup power allows monitoring for over two weeks (approximately 350 hours) during power outages * At 20°C, with no alarms, and with the backlight turned off * The backup function is not available for dry battery specifications. - Voice notifications for sensor replacement timing and malfunctions - Simple installation is possible with a 100V outlet or dry battery specifications.
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Oxygen deficiency measures in various test rooms, laboratories, clean rooms, and underground pits.
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Iwata's Gas Technology and Gas Engineering Iwata Industries' Power and Gas Plant Department utilizes Iwata's gas technology, gas supply capabilities, and know-how to propose gas solutions for improving product quality, enhancing productivity, and reducing environmental impact in manufacturing and research settings. - Reliable product specifications - Utilization of a robust gas supply network - Proposal capabilities that meet customer needs - Extensive delivery track record
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