Inspector 2 Portable CO Monitor – CE Certified Professional Gas Monitor for HVAC, Building Inspection & Commercial Safety | Industrial & Scientific | IP67

About This

• PROFESSIONAL CO MONITORING — Real-time CO readings from 1–1,999 ppm at 1 ppm resolution. Designed for HVAC technicians, building inspectors, fire and rescue personnel, EMTs, and safety professionals monitoring CO in commercial and industrial work environments.
• CE CERTIFIED — EN 50271 certified portable CO gas monitoring instrument for professional occupational use in commercial and industrial environments. Not intended for use in formally classified hazardous locations..
• TRIPLE NOTIFICATION SYSTEM — Fast response (< 5 sec) triggers simultaneous visual LED, 80–85 dB audible, and vibration notifications. Factory-set thresholds at NIOSH occupational levels: 35 ppm (low) / 200 ppm (high). MAX mode logs peak CO.
• FIELD-READY DURABILITY — IP67 waterproof and shockproof. Replaceable CR123A battery (2–4 yr life). Wearable steel clip and lanyard for hands-free monitoring. Compatible with Sensorcon accessories.

Overview

• Brand : Sensorcon
• Style : Standard Monitor
• Power Source : Battery Powered
• Alarm : Audible, Visual
• Sensor Type : Electrochemical
• Number of Items : 1
• What is MAX Mode, and when should I use it?
• MAX Mode records the highest gas level detected over time. This helps you track peak CO exposure from sources such as car exhaust or chimneys. Press the MAX button to activate; an arrow appears above “MAX” when it’s on.
• Do I need a pump, and can I mount the Inspector on a wall?
• You don’t need a pump but it helps sample air in tight spots. Sensorcon offers kits with the Inspector, case, and pump. Since the alarm is quieter than typical CO detectors, clip it to your clothing or carry it instead of mounting on a wall.
• How does the Inspector differ from regular CO detectors, and can other gases affect readings?
• Unlike traditional CO detectors that alarm after high CO, the Inspector shows real-time ppm above 35. It’s compact, durable, & affordable. Hydrogen can cause false readings (~10-15% of its level), but methane & small alcohol amounts don’t affect it.
• How long does the battery last, and what maintenance is required?
• The Inspector uses a CR123A battery lasting 2–4 yrs, though frequent alarms drain it faster. Most users need little maintenance, but professionals may calibrate it occasionally. Sensorcon offers service plans to assist with upkeep & reduce downtime.
• Prevent CO Exposure!
• Designed for aviation
• What is MAX Mode, and when should I use it? MAX Mode records the highest gas level detected over time. This helps you track peak CO exposure from sources such as car exhaust or chimneys. Press the MAX button to activate; an arrow appears above “MAX” when it’s on.
• Do I need a pump, and can I mount the Inspector on a wall? You don’t need a pump but it helps sample air in tight spots. Sensorcon offers kits with the Inspector, case, and pump. Since the alarm is quieter than typical CO detectors, clip it to your clothing or carry it instead of mounting on a wall.