Instrumentos Testo, S.A. - Gas detectors
Testo 316-2 / 316-EX
Detectors of escapes of gas: they detect escapes of methane, propano and hydrogen
Instruments Testo expands his range of gas detectors fuels with the testo 316-2 and testo 316-EX for classified zone Atex. The testo 316-2 detects escapes of methane (natural gas), propano and hydrogen issuing an acoustic alarm as well as an indication of the level of escape and the maximum value reached. Thanks to his malleable probe and to the bomb incorporated, the testo 316-2 allows to find escapes of gas in the places more recónditos, with a faster answer that other detectors by diffusion. The testo 316-2 presents in a comfortable case where includes also the loaders and the receiver for noisy environingingments.
The testo 316-EX is a detector of methane, propano and hydrogen for zones Atex (with risk of explosion) with classification II 2Ex G ib IIC T1. Of the same it forms that the previous, his acoustic alarm indicates us the place of the escape and his visualizador the level of the same. His malleable probe allows us detect escapes in places of difficult access. The testo 316-EX presents in a comfortable case of transport.
Both detectors are the complement ideal for professionals of the sector of heating, that in addition to installing and keep thermal sensors systems, need a detector to find escapes of gases fuels, as, for example, as it indicates in the current RD 919/2006.
The testo 316-EX is a detector of methane, propano and hydrogen for zones Atex (with risk of explosion) with classification II 2Ex G ib IIC T1. Of the same it forms that the previous, his acoustic alarm indicates us the place of the escape and his visualizador the level of the same. His malleable probe allows us detect escapes in places of difficult access. The testo 316-EX presents in a comfortable case of transport.
Both detectors are the complement ideal for professionals of the sector of heating, that in addition to installing and keep thermal sensors systems, need a detector to find escapes of gases fuels, as, for example, as it indicates in the current RD 919/2006.
