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Chlorine - Hazardous Gas Monitor

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north america- northeast
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joel neulight
+1(215) 997-4052
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mitch matthews
+1(706) 255-8964
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north america- midwest
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greg gaffney
+1(281) 240-6770
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north america- west
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bill kelly
+1(408) 309-1549
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latin america
carlos osorio
+(571) 677 4559
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middle east/africa
ghazi almani
+202 2703 2005
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asia pacific
bill stimeling
+1(215) 997-3754
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europe
+44 (0)121 313 2300
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The Capital Controls® Series 17CA3000 Chloralert™ Plus is a state-of-the-art device for rapidly measuring and alarming the ambient presence of low concentrations of toxic gases. The microprocessor-based receiver can accept in put from up to four independent sensors each designed to accurately determine part per million levels of chlorine or sulfur dioxide. The receiver enclosure is NEMA 4X rated and can be wall mounted wherever the monitored gases are manufactured, stored or utilized. Each gas sensor may be located up to 1000 feet (305 meters) from the receiver. Multiple relays allow for remote alarming and activation of ancillary safety equipment such as blowers, scrubbers, etc.

The series 17CA3000 incorporates a unique one-man calibration procedure that allows one person to calibrate each sensor using the optional CAL2000 Calibrator. This feature allows the person doing the calibration to have instantaneous indication of the progress of the calibration at the sensor location.

The multi-line digital display shows the operating conditions of each of the sensors simultaneously. This includes indication of the actual detected gas levels in either PPM or mg/m3 as well as any operational or concentration alarms.

Configurable concentration alarms for instantaneous, short term exposure limit (STEL) and time weighted average (TWA) to meet various regulatory agency requirements.

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