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Raghu’s Did You Know …?

by Raghu Arunachalam, Ph.D.

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Industrial Scientific recommends bump testing prior to each day’s use. Increasing that interval to ~20 days doubles the risk that a standard 4-gas detector will fail to alarm when it should.

How often are your gas detectors bump tested?

iNet gives you information and tools to fix problems before they happen.

Equipment Status Reports

• Calibration status
• Days since last calibration
• Overdue calibrations
• Age of sensors
• Sensors with marginal span reserves
• Calibration gas cylinder pressure status
• Calibration gas expiration

Summary Reports

Summary Reports Display gas alarm events – by gas detector, user, site, gas type, date, time, duration, concentration, etc.

Warnings and Alerts:

Warning Reports
Warning reports show if any scheduled events were missed (units not bump tested, not calibrated, not docked, etc.).

Immediate Alerts
• Marginal or failed calibrations
• Failed oxygen bump tests
• Expired, low or empty calibration gas cylinders (optional – automatic replacement service)
• Alarm events (optional)

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