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How often should I calibrate my H2S gas sensors?
We recommend that all H2S gas detectors be calibrated at least once every 90 days to ensure integrity. We are not implying that the sensor will drift or have problems within this period but frequent calibration checks merely ensure the integrity and operation of the life protecting equipment.

This should be used as a guideline only and in some applications more frequent calibrations may be required. Each application must be carefully evaluated to determine the frequency of calibration.

What is the recommended installation procedure for an H2S sensor?
The sensor should be located 12 to 36 inches from the floor wherever H2S gas may be present.

Why do we recommend mounting the sensor low?
H2S gas is heaver than air, thus it will settle.

How do you calibrate an S4000TH H2S detector?
You can use ampoules and a breaker bottle (P/N 50000) or a calibration kit (P/N 1400250-x) consisting of a bottle of H2S gas, a .2 Liter / min regulator, 4 feet of tubing and a calibration cup.

Why would I use a calibration kit over ampoules?
The calibration kit allows for flowing H2S gas. This eliminates calibration errors from high humidity or from contaminants which absorb H2S. Flowing H2S is less likely to be absorbed by the moisture/contaminants.
When is a splashguard recommended?
All the time for outside installations and even inside installations where wash downs occur.


Should I calibrate with the splashguard on the sensor?
Yes, if the sensor has a splashguard on it, it should be calibrated with the splashguard in place.
I have a 2280A controller that I'm currently using only 3 channels. Is there a way I can have the fourth channel not show as being in fault?
Yes, you can use our sensor simulator (p/n 50460-3) for any unused channel(s) on any of our hydrogen sulfide (H2S) controllers.

What accessories do you offer for your MOS sensors?
There are a variety of accessories for our MOS sensors such as a splash guard (P/N 10395-1), dust guard (P/N 10110-1), sintered stainless steel dust guard (P/N 1800822), and duct mounting plate (10041) to name a few. For more details on our H2S sensors and accessories, download the H2S Sensor and Accessories data sheet.
 


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