Test & Detection Equipment

An analyser measures the ratio of carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide, ensuring the burner is combusting fuel efficiently. This allows engineers to tune the appliance for safety, peak performance, and minimal environmental impact.

Electronic "sniffers" are far more sensitive, detecting minute traces of gas in hard-to-reach areas. They provide an audible alert, enabling faster, more precise pinpointing of leaks than visual soap-bubble methods.

CO is an odourless, "silent killer" produced by faulty appliances. High-sensitivity monitors detect dangerous levels early, delivering a critical safety net for occupants and helping engineers diagnose ventilation or combustion failures.

4. Does gas detection equipment require regular calibration? Yes, sensors drift over time. Regular professional calibration ensures your readings remain accurate and legally defensible, which is mandatory for maintaining Gas Safe certification and guaranteeing site safety.

Most professional-grade detectors are calibrated to identify multiple combustible gases, including methane (Natural Gas) and propane/butane (LPG). This versatility is crucial for engineers working across different property types and fuel sources.