SO2, Audible, Vibrating, Visual, 2 yr Battery Life MPN:NX90204
SO2, Audible, Vibrating, Visual, 2 yr Battery Life
The Nextteq NXS Single Gas SO2 Monitor is a reliable and easy-to-use device for detecting sulfur dioxide levels in various environments. Its advanced electrochemical sensor provides accurate readings, while its audible, vibrating, and visual alerts ensure users are notified of potential threats. With a 2-year battery life and rechargeable battery option, this monitor is perfect for industrial, commercial, and residential settings where long-term monitoring is required. Ideal for applications such as chemical plants, refineries, and laboratories, this monitor offers peace of mind and helps prevent exposure to hazardous sulfur dioxide levels.
Top product features:
- SO2 gas is detected by the monitor
- The monitor has a visual display screen
- The monitor has a vibrating alarm
Top product applications:
- Industrial settings to monitor sulfur dioxide levels in areas with high industrial activity
- Laboratories to detect sulfur dioxide leaks and maintain a safe working environment
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities to monitor sulfur dioxide levels in areas with high ventilation and air quality concerns
Single Gas SO2 Monitor, Replaceable Battery No, Product Type Single-Gas Detector, Display Screen Type LCD, Includes Probe Yes, Housing Color Black, Gas Detected Ammonia, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrogen, Hydrogen Sulfide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Oxygen, Sulfur Dioxide, Communication Protocol Bluetooth, Series NXS, Sub-Brand Nextteq, Battery Size 1/2 AA, Operating Humidity - Maximum 95 Percent, Status Indicator LED, Rechargeable Battery No, Operating Humidity - Minimum 95 Percent, Sensor Type Electrochemical
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: KR
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 12 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 5.00
- Package Width: 5.00
- Package Height: 2.00
- Package Weight: 1.00
Product info last updated on April 27, 2026 11:18am UTC
Category: Facility and Worksite Safety