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Gas Monitors Calibration Australia

Gas monitors are an important part of safety systems designed to raise an alarm when the amount of a certain gas surpasses an acceptable limit. The accurate and consistent monitoring of gas levels is important for the safety of both personnel and the general public. The health effects of possible exposure to excessive levels of toxic gases in particular environments makes the fitting and continuing calibration of these devices necessary. HK Calibration Technologies can protect the health and wellbeing of personnel, public and the workspace itself by offering precise calibration of personal gas detectors and more to ensure optimal safety.

A properly calibrated gas detector will be able to provide accurate readings of traces of various gases in the air, helpful in situations such as gas leaks where immediate evacuation or medical aid might be required. If a gas detector has not been properly calibrated and records gas traces as being lower than they are, the outcomes can be catastrophic.

Precision Calibration for Different Types of Detection Tools

HKCT can assist clients with all of their calibration and gas monitoring instrument requirements. Come to us when you need professional calibration of:

  • Pcwi Compact Dc Porosity Detectors
  • Pcwi Compact Pulse Detectors
  • Car Park Gas Detectors
  • Multi Gas Detectors
  • Personal Gas Detectors
  • Porosity (Holiday) Detectors
  • O2 depletion detectors
  • Portable four and two gas monitors
  • Central control systems
  • Enclosed space monitors
  • CO2 detection
  • Gas alert clips
  • Fixed gas detection instruments
  • Alcohol breath-testing equipment
  • Refrigerant plant gas monitoring
  • Ammonia plant leakage monitors

Monitoring toxic gas levels in a underground mining environment or measuring the exhaust fumes in an enclosed car park are but two examples of how gas monitoring systems help ensure air quality.

Along with professional calibration of personal gas detectors and the above equipment, we also supply monitoring instruments and provide maintenance programs for their upkeep. HKCT can additionally assist with the calibration of oxygen depletion monitors which need to be calibrated on an organised basis.

Speak to the Calibration Specialists Today

HKCT is fully accredited and our gas calibration service adheres to strict regulatory requirements.

Whether you need calibration of a Pcwi compact DC Porosity Detector or other equipment such as air flow and sound level meters, our expert services can be performed on-site or at our workshops in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart and Gladstone.

For more information about our services and products, please phone 1300 309881

Frequently Asked Questions

Gas detectors should be calibrated every 6 months at minimum, but frequent bump testing and monthly calibration may be needed in harsh or high-risk environments. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and industry regulations to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Gas detector calibration involves exposing the device to a known concentration of calibration gas and adjusting its sensors to ensure accurate readings. This process checks sensor response and corrects any drift, ensuring the detector provides reliable, life-saving measurements.

To calibrate gas monitors, connect them to a calibration gas using a regulator and tubing. Activate the calibration mode, expose sensors to the gas, and adjust readings if needed. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions or consult a qualified technician for proper calibration.

Gas monitors should be calibrated by trained technicians or certified calibration service providers. HK Calibrations offers professional gas detector calibration services using certified gases and traceable standards, ensuring your instruments meet safety and compliance requirements.

The calibration procedure includes applying calibration gas, allowing the sensors to stabilise, comparing the readings to the known values, and adjusting the device if necessary. A bump test is often done first to verify sensor response before full calibration.

The cost to calibrate a gas detector typically ranges from $80 to $150, depending on the model, number of sensors, and whether calibration is done on-site or in-lab. For bulk or routine services, HK Calibrations offers tailored pricing.

A gas detector is usually a compact device that senses gas presence, while a gas monitor may include multiple sensors, data logging, and real-time monitoring. Both serve safety roles, but monitors often offer advanced functions for continuous environmental assessment.