Safety Gear Store offers service/repair and calibration for a wide range of gas detection products these include, Drager, Honeywell, BW, RAE Systems, Industrial Scientific, MSA, GMI and Crowcon.
The only way to verify that a gas detector or gas monitor is responding accurately, to toxic or flammable gas exposure, is through routine calibration and functional bump tests. Calibration and Service of your personal gas monitors and detectors is a key activity to ensure your units comply with legislation and regulations. Manufacturers of Gas monitors recommend that these meters are calibrated every 6 months to ensure the integrity of the sensors and confirm that the personal gas detector will alarm in the event of a toxic or flammable gas exposure.
In the space of just one month, gas sensors can drift as much as <2% to <5%. This is an undeniable fact for electrochemical sensor technology.
Regular service & calibration ensures:- 100% accurate sensor technology
- Compliance with vital Health & Safety regulations
- On receipt of your portable gas detectors our engineers will carry out an inspection and carry out the calibration and issue a test certificate
- (If on inspection we find any errors or sensor replacement requirements we will contact you with a quotation to carry out any additional works)
Parts RequiredPrices do not include parts, parts are replaced as per manufacturer schedule. Prices will be quoted before work is carried out.
Site Visits Safety Gear Store offers an onsite service/calibration for gas detection monitors and other equipment such as escape sets if this is more suitable for you then please email
[email protected] or call
0800 678 5708 for a quotation.
Monthly InspectionsMonthly inspections of your equipment onsite can be arranged. Price depends on the number of items serviced and your location.
Delivery AddressUpon selecting this service one of our service agents will contact you to confirm your return delivery address and to inform you of our service centre address in which you will need to send your monitor(s).
PaymentCurrent Customers - 30 days net monthly account.
New Customers - Payment by cash, credit/debit card or BACS.
Important informationEven if your monitor is calibrated every 6 months there is still a risk of something going wrong with your monitor after it has passed the calibration and before the next calibration. With an electrochemical sensor there is always a possibility of performance issues due to damage, knocks, moisture, contamination or mechanical failure. This is why manufactures, as well as ourselves, recommend a bump test before every use.
About bump testsWhilst the gas detection monitor is on and functioning it is exposed to a concentration of the target gas which should be high enough to initiate the visual and audible alarms on the monitor, this is the only way to check that the monitor will respond to its target gas. This procedure is often referred to as a bump test or a bump check and it is a key to the safe use of portable gas detection equipment, it just takes 15-20 seconds per instrument but it may save your or someone’s else's life.
The amount of test gas used in a bump test is negligible and costs pence, especially in relation to the life and long-term wellbeing of an employee.