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Combustible gas probe pictures

2014-12-31View Original

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Today I got two Glinttone electrochemical combustion combustible gas probes. I took some photos with my hands and shared them with everyone.
Reply #22014-12-31
Sir, is there a small amount of gold in it?
Reply #32015-01-01
Our factory for flammable gas alarms is installed by the testing factory.
Reply #42015-01-01
study* . I never dared to open it.
Reply #52015-01-01
Haha, I don’t know if it’s gold or not. The workmanship is quite fine. The manual requires testing every three months. If it fails to meet the standard, you can calibrate it yourself with standard gas. If it fails, it can be replaced on site. Personally, I think that a broken instrument can be dismantled and viewed with confidence. This will at least provide the most intuitive understanding of the internal structure and allow for multi-faceted considerations for future failures. I remember someone in Haichuan posted a disassembly diagram of an Emerson force flow meter.
Reply #62015-01-16
study* It was the first time I saw it open.

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