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How long has the gas detection vehicle been in use at your company? We started using the gas detection vehicle in 2021 LGP 800 to work. We used to use the older LeakPlotter system from SEWERIN, which helped us to significantly reduce the number of leaks in the network. In recent years, however, we have started to carry out inspections by foot patrol exclusively with the SEWERIN EX-TEC® HS 680 and EX-TEC® PM 4 gas leak detectors. In recent years, we have also used the EX-TEC® PM 580 and,...

How long has the LaserGasPatroller 800 been in use in your company? We started working with a gas detection vehicle in 2010. The first vehicle was equipped with the SEWERIN Leakplotter system, then in 2016 we switched to the newer type of detector with laser sensor, the LGP 800 system. What are the advantages of the LaserGasPatroller 800? Thanks to the gas purge truck, we can inspect a larger part of the distribution system in a shorter time, so we can carry out this inspection several...

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This custom-made product included two ATS 503/501 test devices, which we cleverly integrated on a practical trolley. This enables the customer to carry out the necessary maintenance work on his gas concentration measuring devices flexibly and on the move. Normally, the ATS 503/501 are used as individual devices at a fixed workstation. In this particular case, however, we have responded to the individual needs of our customer and created a mobile solution that makes the work process...

With a measuring range of 0 to 22,000 ppm, it is ideal for applications that require accurate detection of the smallest gas concentrations. The term ppm stands for "parts per million", where 10,000 ppm corresponds to one percent by volume. The device is perfect for detecting leaks in pipes inside buildings, testing weld seams and carrying out house tests. It is set up for methane (CH4) as standard, but can also be switched to hydrogen (H2), further increasing its versatility and adaptability....