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Personal carbon monoxide (CO) detector
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The CMS-3 monitor detects carbon monoxide in the breathing-air supply and triggers audible, visual, and vibratory alarms when CO is detected in concentrations of at least 10 parts per million. The alarms alert the operator to an unsafe condition.
Requirements for Operation
Battery installed in the CMS-3
25 ppm calibration gas, calibration cup and connector
Grade D or ambient-air breathing-air supply for the abrasive blast operator
Thorough familiarity with the CMS-3 instructions
Description of Operation
OSHA requires Grade D quality breathing air and NIOSH-approved Type CE continuous-flow supplied-air respirators for abrasive blast operators. OSHA regulations call for a maximum exposure limit to carbon monoxide of 10 parts per million (ppm). When the presence of carbon monoxide is detected at this level, the CMS-3 emits an audible alarm, a visible flash, and the unit vibrates. When an alarm occurs, the user should remove the respirator immediately when it is safe to do so. To prolong battery life, turn unit off when not in use; turn unit on and re-install at beginning of work shift.
CMS-3 Features
Digital liquid crystal display (LCD)
Audible, visual, and vibrating alarms
Low battery alarm
Sensor fail alarm
Replaceable sensor and battery
Requirements for Operation
Battery installed in the CMS-3
25 ppm calibration gas, calibration cup and connector
Grade D or ambient-air breathing-air supply for the abrasive blast operator
Thorough familiarity with the CMS-3 instructions
Description of Operation
OSHA requires Grade D quality breathing air and NIOSH-approved Type CE continuous-flow supplied-air respirators for abrasive blast operators. OSHA regulations call for a maximum exposure limit to carbon monoxide of 10 parts per million (ppm). When the presence of carbon monoxide is detected at this level, the CMS-3 emits an audible alarm, a visible flash, and the unit vibrates. When an alarm occurs, the user should remove the respirator immediately when it is safe to do so. To prolong battery life, turn unit off when not in use; turn unit on and re-install at beginning of work shift.
CMS-3 Features
Digital liquid crystal display (LCD)
Audible, visual, and vibrating alarms
Low battery alarm
Sensor fail alarm
Replaceable sensor and battery
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Personal carbon monoxide (CO) detector