Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless, and toxic gas which is a byproduct of incomplete combustion. For HVAC technicians who work on combustion equipment like furnaces, water heaters, and boilers as part of their job, CO is occupational hazard. CO can also threaten the health and safety of people who live and work near combustion equipment which emits excessive amounts of the gas into the ambient air.
The UEi CO95 Carbon Monoxide Analyzer is no longer available.
Hey all. Today we are going to take brief look at the UEi CO95 Carbon Monoxide Analyzer, a convenient and simple-to-use option for checking CO levels in flue gas and in the ambient air. This unit is budget-friendly, intuitively designed, and carries an impressive five year warranty, due to advanced sensor technology.
Today I will be discussing the Inficon CO Check Carbon Monoxide Meter. Everyone knows the dangers of CO poisoning and that it does not take much exposure to start feeling the effects. Carrying around a easy to use handheld monitor is a great step to assuring your safety.
In my last installment I wrote about the Fieldpiece HS36 Stick Meter. This meter accepts the accessory heads that Fieldpiece makes to expand its meters to fit its customer’s specific needs. The ACM3 CO Detector Head (pictured at right) is a snap-on Accessory that adds the capability of measuring CO to your Fieldpiece Stick Meter.
