GAS DETECTION FEATURE
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN/SANITISE GAS DETECTORS DURING COVID-19?
With frequent shift changes at factories, logistics hubs, vaccination centres and temporary hospitals, there is a likelihood that staff will share personal gas detectors. To avoid any potential for
virus transmission, it is good practice to clean the monitors between shifts. The best way to ensure surface cleanliness is to use mild soap and water applied to a damp cloth. Do not use alcohol wipes or other alcohol-
based cleaning products, as the sensor will detect the alcohol and provide a false reading. Users should also avoid silicone, chlorine or bleach-based cleaning products.
WHAT ABOUT SERVICE AND CALIBRATION?
It is highly advisable that users follow service and calibration guidance for their monitors to ensure quality and reliability. Working with a gas detector that is out of calibration or needs a sensor replacement, for example, defeats the objective and places staff at risk. Optimum intervals are dependent upon the working environment, but annual service and calibration is typical. A two-year warranty is applicable assuming adherence to the service schedule.
WHY IS TELEDYNE GAS AND FLAME
DETECTION QUALIFIED TO HELP IN THE COVID-19 EMERGENCY?
Due to the knowledge, expertise and experience of Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection across many sectors that deal with potentially dangerous gases
in confined spaces, the company has proven, high-integrity solutions that can help keep workers safe during the pandemic. Safety is at the heart of all Teledyne gas monitoring and detection solutions.
Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection
www.TeledyneGFD.com
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