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Used for toxic gases (ppm) and Oxygen monitoring; features "hot swap" sensor cartridges that can be replaced without a hot work permit. Catalytic Bead (mV): Detects flammable gases from 0 to 100% LFL/LEL. Infrared (IR): Elias frowned
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