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HY-ALERTA 600 Fixed Area Hydrogen Monitor Demonstration by H2scan

This video shows the HY-ALERTA™ 600 fixed area hydrogen monitor from H2scan Corporation. This system is used for the measurement of hydrogen concentrations as low as 4000 ppm and it is scaled to any concentrations up to 5% hydrogen volume and a range of 10% to 125% of hydrogen’s low flammability limit. The hydrogen specific sensor has no cross sensitivity to any other combustible gases, which eliminates false positive alarms and increases system reliability.

Run Time – 3:00 minutes.

H2scan HY-ALERTA™ 600 Fixed Area Hydrogen Monitor

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