How should the spacing between detection devices for toxic and harmful gases in chlorine systems be determined?

2009-04-07View Original

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How should the spacing between detection devices for toxic and harmful gases in chlorine systems be determined?

Reply #22009-04-07

The protection radius of the toxic and harmful gas detection device is 2 meters

Reply #32009-07-24

Not more than 2 meters outdoors, and not more than 1 meter indoors

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