The Extech EZ40 EzFlex Combustible Gas Detector has a 16 inch gooseneck for easy access into hard to reach locations. Detector has a high sensitivity and a one hand operation with thumb controlled sensitivity adjustments to eliminate the background gas le
The Extech EZ40 EzFlex Combustible Gas Detector has a 16 inch gooseneck for easy access into hard to reach locations. Detector has a high sensitivity and a one hand operation with thumb controlled sensitivity adjustments to eliminate the background gas le
The Extech EZ40 EzFlex Combustible Gas Detector
has a 16 inch gooseneck for easy access into hard
to reach locations.
Detector has a high sensitivity and a one hand
operation with thumb controlled sensitivity
adjustments to eliminate the background gas levels.
It has a visible and audible alarm at 10%
(LEL) lower explosive limited for methane.
This gas detector will help you locate
the smallest leaks.
Complete with 3 C batteries.
For more details please refer datasheet.
The Extech EZ40 EzFlex Combustible Gas Detector
has a 16 inch gooseneck for easy access into hard
to reach locations.
Detector has a high sensitivity and a one hand
operation with thumb controlled sensitivity
adjustments to eliminate the background gas levels.
It has a visible and audible alarm at 10%
(LEL) lower explosive limited for methane.
This gas detector will help you locate
the smallest leaks.
Complete with 3 C batteries.
For more details please refer datasheet.
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