Carbon Monoxide (CO) Meter (CO15)
Check CO levels up to 999ppm with the push of a button using Model CO15.
Product Overview
Check CO levels up to 999ppm with the push of a button using Model CO15.
Check CO levels up to 999ppm with the push of
a button using Model CO15.
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Basic Accuracy:
±20% (0 to 100ppm), ±15% (100 to 500ppm)
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Max Resolution: 1ppm
An audible alarm indicator will continuously beep
starting at 25ppm (preset warning level - value
can be adjusted) and the display will flash until
the CO level goes down to normal range.
A backlight on the display can be used for low
light areas.
The meter comes complete with batteries,
wrist strap, and pouch.
For more details please refer datasheet.
Technical Specifications
Check CO levels up to 999ppm with the push of
a button using Model CO15.
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Basic Accuracy:
±20% (0 to 100ppm), ±15% (100 to 500ppm)
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Max Resolution: 1ppm
An audible alarm indicator will continuously beep
starting at 25ppm (preset warning level - value
can be adjusted) and the display will flash until
the CO level goes down to normal range.
A backlight on the display can be used for low
light areas.
The meter comes complete with batteries,
wrist strap, and pouch.
For more details please refer datasheet.
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