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TPI A771 Carbon Monoxide Adapter for DMMs and Clamp-on Meters

Name: TPI A771 Carbon Monoxide Adapter for DMMs and Clamp-on Meters - NESTES Instruments
SKU: TPI A771
Price: 131.50 USD
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Carbon Monoxide Accessory for DMMs

Built-in alarm is preset to 30ppm. Setting can be set by user
Use with any DMM with minimum 2 1/2 digit LCD, 2 or 4Volt
DC range and 10M Ohm or greater input impedance
Detect CO levels from 0-1999 ppm, with resolution as low as
0.1 ppm and ±5% of reading accuracy
Soft pouch included

Applications:

Conduct Tests of CO Levels In Room Air To Meet ASHRAE and OSHA Standards
Confirm Proper Operation of Alarming CO Detectors in Households
Check For Proper Installation of Ventless Gas Fireplaces, Furnaces, and Other Combustion Devices.
Use The A771 as a Personal Alarm Preset at 30 CO

SKU: TPI A771 EAN: 637623107719 Tags: Carbon Monoxide Meters, Gas Detection Categories: Carbon Monoxide Meters

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The A771 is a CO adapter designed to work with your DMM to measure ambient air CO. Can also be used as a personal COalarm.

National Ambient Air Quality Primary Standards in the US call for less then 9 ppm carbon monoxide for an 8 hour average during any 12 month period.

Concentrations of 1 to 2 ppm may be found in homes with a normally operating gas furnace to well over 1,000 ppm in homes with a faulty furnace.

Just 200 ppm CO over 2 to 3 hours can cause slight headache, fatigue, dizziness, and nausea.

Carbon Monoxide testing is a crucial service provided by HVAC/R technicians.

The A771 is an advanced state-of-the-art Carbon Monoxide monitor that may be used to measure levels of carbon monoxide (CO) in the parts per million (ppm) range when used with a digital multimeter (DMM).