RIKEN KEIKI (RKI), GX-8000 Marine Gas Monitor Sample Draw Portable Multi Gas Monitor

Features

• Realtime detection of up to 5 ranges for combustible gas, 100%vol./ 100%LEL, O2, H2S, and CO
• Large simultaneous display with auto back lighting
• Strong sample drawing capability
• Loud alarm buzzer with 95dB
• 3 bright LED alarm lamps
• ATEX Exia II CT4 approved
• Water and dust resistant IP67
• Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
• Compact and light weight
• Ergonomic design with wrist strap for hands free operation
• Datalogging standard

Description

The GX-8000 Marine Gas Monitor sets the new industry standard for rugged, reliable portable gas detection. It’s tough, water proof design utilized features based on years of gas detection design experience, to assure that the instrument will operate properly to protect workers and property in all kinds of harsh gas detection applications. GX 8000

Applications

• Confined Space Entry
• Refineries, Petrochemical, Chemical Plants
• Oil Tanker, Gas Carrier, Bulk Carrier
• Chemical Tanker
• Wastewater Treatment
• Fire Services
• Telecommunication Services
• Power Plants
• Gas Plant, Gas Supplier Services
• Utilities
• Coating Field
• Fuel Cell Facilities

Overview

The GX-8000 sets the new industry standard for rugged, reliable portable gas detection. It’s tough, water proof design utilized features based on years of gas detection design experience, to assure that the instrument will operate properly to protect workers and property in all kinds of harsh gas detection applications.

Gas detector for confined space

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Personal multigas detector

WSH, 27 November 2020: 

Employers, principals and contractors performing similar work are advised to put in place the necessary controls to protect workers when working with inert gases (e.g. argon). The use of inert gases in a confined space (the adjoining pipe in this case) may inadvertently create an asphyxiation hazard. Communicate to workers the dangers of working with inert gases. Establish and implement a work procedure for the safe application of inert gas in preparation for welding works. Avoid the use of inert gas wherever possible. If inert gas must be used, equip workers with a portable gas detector to detect the lack of oxygen and/or presence of toxics/flammables depending on the work environment. Advise workers never to insert their head into a confined space so long as the atmosphere within is not certain.

Impa Code: 330521 COMBUSTIBLE GAS DETECTOR, GX-8000, RIKEN KEIKI

personal and portable gas detector

Confined Space Gas Detector Meter

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*Compliance To IMO & MPA Circular MSC1./Circ. 1477 dtd 9 Jun 2014

1. The Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) of the International Maritime

Organisation (IMO) adopted SOLAS regulation III/19.3.6.2.3 relating to enclosed

space entry and rescue drills, by Resolution MSC.350(92). The Merchant Shipping

(Safety Convention) (Amendment No. 2) Regulations 2014 which gives effect to the

Resolution entered into force on 1 January 2015.

2. The MSC at its ninety-third session confirmed that regulation III/19.3.6.2.3

does not introduce carriage requirements for atmosphere testing instruments for

enclosed spaces.

3. The MSC at its ninety-fourth session, in adopting Resolution MSC.380(94)

recognised the need to implement the new SOLAS regulation XI-1/7 early in order to

expedite the carriage of portable atmosphere testing instruments. MSC/Circ.1485

invited SOLAS Contracting Governments to voluntarily implement SOLAS regulation

XI-1/7 to ships under their flags, as soon as practicable, taking into account that the

entry-into-force date of the corresponding amendment to SOLAS is 1 July 2016.

4. In view of the testing of atmosphere of enclosed spaces is critical for the safe

entry by ship crew and the carriage of portable atmosphere testing instrument

introduced by regulation XI-1/7 is essential to satisfying the requirement of regulation

III/19.3.6.2.3, the Director of Marine has decided to implement regulation XI-1/7

early. Singapore registered ships to which chapter I of the Merchant Shipping (Safety

Convention) Regulations apply, shall implement regulation XI-1/7 as soon as

possible but not later than 1 July 2015.

5. Shipowners should take into consideration MSC.1/Circ.1477 “Guidelines to

facilitate the selection of portable atmosphere testing instruments for enclosed

spaces as required by SOLAS regulation XI-1/7”, when selecting portable

atmosphere testing instrument for enclosed spaces as required by regulation XI-1/7.

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