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Portable Refrigerant and Combustible Gas Leak Detectors Industrial Portable Refrigerant and Combustible Gas Leak Detectors Industrial TPI 750A Portable Refrigerant Leak Detector T With 0.02 Oz/yr. Sensitivity E Features M } Capable of detecting all existing refrigerants and blends including P 404A, PURON® and R-507 (AZ50®) } Fully adjustable tic rate to eliminate background concentration and E pinpoint leaks R } One hand operation } Field replaceable sensor tips for easy maintenance A For more information visit our web site at: T www.tnp-instruments.com/750_753_refrigerant_leak_detectors.html U R Industrial TPI 753A Portable Refrigerant Leak Detector E with 0.1 Oz/yr. Sensitivity Features & } Capable of detecting all existing refrigerants and blends including 404A, PURON® and R-507 (AZ50®) } Fully adjustable tic rate to eliminate background concentration and P pinpoint leaks R } One hand operation } Field replaceable sensor tips for easy maintenance O For more information visit our web site at: C www.tnp-instruments.com/753a_refrigerant_leak_detectors.html E S S Industrial 7899 Hand Held Combustible Gas Leak Detector with Easy To Read Large LCD Display I Features N } Detect combustible gasses including Methane, Propane, Natural S Gas, LPG, Hydrocarbons, etc. } Visual LED screen & Audible Alarms T } Rugged, accurate, and highly sensitive R } Auto Zero - Drift Adjustment } Quick Response Time U } 11" Flexible probe to reach inaccessible places M For more information visit our web site at: E www.tnp-instruments.com/7899_combustible_Gas_leak_detector.html N T Warning and Precaution S The Combustible GAS detector is a leak locating tool and is not intended for use as a confined-space, personal safety tool. It will not specifically identify a gas or a CFC, and it does not tell you the precise level of a combustible gas or CFC that may be present. I High concentrations of combustible gas/CFC can cause explosions, fires, asphyxia, and other hazards that could cause serious personal injury or death. Be informed on the characteristics and hazards of the gas/CFC you are working with, and N use proper precautions to avoid hazardous atmospheres. C Temperature & Process Instruments Inc. Visit us on the web at www.tnp-instruments.com 1767 Central Avenue * Suite 112 * Yonkers * NY * USA * 10710 * Phone: (914)673-0333 Fax: (866) 292-1456 Industrial Portable Combustible Gas Leak Detectors Industrial TPI 720B Economical Portable Combustible Gas Leak Detector T Features E } Gases Detected (partial listing): Acetone, Acetylene, Alcohol, Ammonia, Benzene, Butane, Ethanol, Ethylene Oxide, Gasoline, Hexane, Hydrogen, M Methane, Naphtha, Natural Gas, Paint Thinners, Propane and Solvents P } Instant response E } 10ppm (methane) Sensitivity } Adjustable tic rate R } Audio and Visual alarm indication with user adjustable alarm point A For more information visit our web site at: T www.tnp-instruments.com/720B_combustible_Gas_leak_detector.html U Industrial TPI 721 Portable Combustible Gas Leak Detector with Bargraph R LCD Display E Features } Combustible Gas Leak Detector capable of displaying real ppm, stepped ppm, and %LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) & } Gases Detected (partial listing): Acetone, Acetylene, Alcohol, Ammonia, Benzene, Butane, Ethanol, Ethylene Oxide, Gasoline, Hexane, Hydrogen, P Methane, Naphtha, Natural Gas, Paint Thinners, Propane and Solvents } Instant response R } 10ppm (methane) Sensitivity O } Adjustable tic rate } Audio and Visual alarm indication with user adjustable alarm point C For more information visit our web site at: E www.tnp-instruments.com/721_combustible_Gas_leak_detector.html S S Industrial TPI 775 Multifunction Hand Held Combustible Gas Detector and Ambient Carbon Monoxide I Features N } Combination Ambient Carbon Monoxide and Combustible Gas Leak Detector S } Gases Detected (partial listing): Acetone, Acetylene, Alcohol, Ammonia, T Benzene, Butane, Ethanol, Ethylene Oxide, Gasoline, Hexane, Hydrogen, Methane, Naphtha, Natural Gas, Paint Thinners, Propane and Solvents R } 2 Line LCD Display U } Auto and Manual Zero } Visible and Audible High and Low Alarm Included M } Flexible 16" gooseneck E For more information visit our web site at: N www.tnp-instruments.com/775_carbon_monoxide_combustible_Gas_leak_detector.html T S Warning and Precaution The Combustible GAS detector is a leak locating tool and is not intended for use as a confined-space, personal safety tool. It will not specifically identify a gas or a CFC, and it does not tell you the precise level of a combustible gas or CFC that may be present. I High concentrations of combustible gas/CFC can cause explosions, fires, asphyxia, and other hazards that could cause N serious personal injury or death. Be informed on the characteristics and hazards of the gas/CFC you are working with, and use proper precautions to avoid hazardous atmospheres. C Temperature & Process Instruments Inc. Visit us on the web at www.tnp-instruments.com 1767 Central Avenue * Suite 112 * Yonkers * NY * USA * 10710 * Phone: (914)673-0333 Fax: (866) 292-1456 Industrial Portable Combustible Gas Leak Detectors HXG-2D Sensit® Combustible Gas Leak Detector T Features E } Gases Detected (partial listing): Methane, Natural Gas, Ammonia, Hydrogen, Butane, Propane, Acetone, Gasoline, Halon, Jet Fuel, M Refrigerants, Ethylene Oxide, Lacquer Thinner, Industrial Solvents P } Designed to meet UL 913 intrinsic safety (Approval Pending) } Combustible Gas Leak Detector capable of displaying ppm or %LEL E (Lower Explosive Limit) R } 10ppm (methane) Sensitivity A } Instant response } Electronic tick rate control T } Audio and Visual alarm indication with settable alarm U } 16" Length Flexible Goose Neck Probe R For more information visit our web site at: E www.tnp-instruments.com/hxg-2d-combustible-gas-leak-detector.html & P HXG-3 UL 913 Intrinsic Safety Rating Combustible Gas Leak Detector R Features O } Gases Detected (partial listing): Methane, Natural Gas, Ammonia, C Hydrogen, Butane, Propane, Acetone, Gasoline, Halon, Jet Fuel, Refrigerants, Ethylene Oxide, Lacquer Thinner, Industrial Solvents E } UL 913 intrinsic safety rating* S } Combustible Gas Leak Detector capable of displaying ppm or %LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) S } 10ppm (methane) Sensitivity vInstant response I } Electronic tick rate control } Audio and Visual alarm indication with settable alarm N } 16" Length Flexible Goose Neck Probe S For more information visit our web site at: T www.tnp-instruments.com/hxg-3-is-combustible-gas-leak-detector.html R U * SENSIT® HXG-3 instruments are approved UL913, For Class 1, Division 1, Groups C, D, T3 M hazardous locations when used with Duracell MN1400BK batteries or equivalent alkaline E batteries. N T S Warning and Precaution The Combustible GAS detector is a leak locating tool and is not intended for use as a confined-space, personal safety tool. It will not specifically identify a gas or a CFC, and it does not tell you the precise level of a combustible gas or CFC that may be present. I High concentrations of combustible gas/CFC can cause explosions, fires, asphyxia, and other hazards that could cause N serious personal injury or death. Be informed on the characteristics and hazards of the gas/CFC you are working with, and use proper precautions to avoid hazardous atmospheres. C Temperature & Process Instruments Inc. Visit us on the web at www.tnp-instruments.com 1767 Central Avenue * Suite 112 * Yonkers * NY * USA * 10710 * Phone: (914)673-0333 Fax: (866) 292-1456 .
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