BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Monitors

Rugged and reliable, BW Technologies' GasAlert Quattro four-gas detector combines a comprehensive range of features with simple one-button operation. With flexible power options, the GasAlert Quattro is always ready. The graphic LCD displays easy to identify icons that indicate operational information, such as bump test and calibration status for simplified onsite auditing. IntelliFlash provides continuous visual confirmation of detector operation and compliance. Ideal for use in a wide range of industrial applications including confined space entry.

Key Specifications

• Replaces retired BW Technologies GasAlert Micro and MiniMax X4
• Continuous monitoring of CO, O2, H2S, and %LEL concentrations with Patented SureCell™ toxic sensors
• Full function self-test of sensor and circuit integrity, battery status, and audible/visual alarms at startup
• Continuous sensor and battery testing and Reflex™ sensor fault diagnostics technology
• Compatible with MicroDock II for calibration and bump tests
• Multiple alarms: Six red LEDs, vibrating, and 95dB audible alarms for high, low, STEL, TWA, and over limit
• Enhanced resistance to common industrial cross-sensitive gases, like methanol and ethanol
• Compatible with BW Technologies Sampler motorized sampling pump

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Supporting Documentation
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Type	Description	Size
	BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Monitor Specification Datasheet	237KB
	BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Monitor Accessories Datasheet	621KB
	BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Monitor Model Selection Guide	245KB
	BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Operator Manual	615KB
	BW Technologies GasAlert Quattro Multigas Monitor Technical Reference Guide	1.4MB

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Last Ed. Date: 02/05/2013 04:49 PM