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CO Meter by Forensics Low Level – Forensics Detectors

CO Meter by Forensics  Low Level – Forensics Detectors

This is our hot selling portable and handheld carbon monoxide meter. The CO meter is perfect to detect CO with 1ppm resolution. The CO tester works like a CO sniffer and shows the CO ppm levels.

Carbon Monoxide Meter | USA NIST Calibration

This is our hot selling portable and handheld carbon monoxide meter. The CO meter is perfect to detect CO with 1ppm resolution. The CO tester works like a CO sniffer and shows the CO ppm levels.

Carbon Monoxide Detector Co Analyzer + Pump by Forensics | USA NIST Calibration | Water, Dust & Explosion Proof | USB Recharge | 0-1000 ppm

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Klein Tools ET110 Carbon Monoxide CO Meter 1000 ppm is designed to measure and detect carbon monoxide CO up to 1000 ppm and temperature from 32 to 122F 0 to 50C making it a fantastic spot checking tool for HVAC professionals. The Klein ET110 features a backlit LCD screen audible and visual alarms warning indicator light AVG and MAX buttons and an automatic shut-off after 20 minutes. This unit includes a carrying pouch and x4 AAA batteries.

Klein Tools Carbon Monoxide Meter - ET110

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🏗️ SENSITIVE: Detect with 0.1ppm increments. 🔋 LONG LIFE: 2 year battery life 9V & 3 year sensor life. ⚛️ DETECT: Industrial specs CO Meter, 0-100ppm

CO Meter by Forensics | Sensitive 0.1ppm Resolution | USA NIST Calibration | Scuba, Inspectors, Air Quality | 3 Year Sensor | 2 Year Battery

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