I have this gas detector it's great, but recently it's been reading around 20.2-20.4 in fresh air, and it takes a little while for it to get to 20.9 if it does. is there a way to calibrate it back to 20.9 o2 without this gas mixture? i'm looking currently and will probably reach out to forensics
Yes its super easy, you will do everything as shown on this video. So go to Calibration, select O2, then you will just press enter as default is 20.9% for oxygen. Press enter then save and that is it. Keep us posted on your progress. Thank you
The background music is so loud that I could not understand most of the things you are saying Can you record or at list create a print out of step by step procedure. Thanks.
Thank you for letting me know about the audio issue - you're not the first to mention it and I definitely want my content to be as clear and accessible as possible. I'll make sure to adjust the music levels in future videos.
the music makes it really hard to hear you and these detectors are trash. Do not waste your money on this dollar general junk. buy a real detector, especially if your life is depending on it.
I apologize for the audio issues, that's on me. I'll make sure to fix the sound balance in future videos. As for the detectors, I respectfully disagree with your assessment. These are professional-grade instruments used across industries, not dollar store gadgets. But you're absolutely right that reliability is crucial, especially in life-or-death situations. I encourage everyone to do thorough research and choose a reputable, high-quality detector that meets their specific needs. Safety should always be the top priority.
The CO detector constantly reads 390ppm and when I go to zero it, it says save failed, any ideas?
please email sarah@forensicsdetectors.com so we can troubleshoot and follow up on next steps
if it is supplied by pure nitrogen, why do other gases change? So it appears like other gases are present also.
IN this video, the gas used is gas MIX, not pure N2, it is a multi gas mixture to calibrate the 4-gas monitor properly. Thank you
I have this gas detector it's great, but recently it's been reading around 20.2-20.4 in fresh air, and it takes a little while for it to get to 20.9 if it does. is there a way to calibrate it back to 20.9 o2 without this gas mixture? i'm looking currently and will probably reach out to forensics
Yes its super easy, you will do everything as shown on this video. So go to Calibration, select O2, then you will just press enter as default is 20.9% for oxygen. Press enter then save and that is it. Keep us posted on your progress. Thank you
Our Meter isn't reading EX and CO for some reason. Just stays at zero. What can I do to fix that?
Email us to diagnose.
The background music is so loud that I could not understand most of the things you are saying
Can you record or at list create a print out of step by step procedure. Thanks.
Thank you for letting me know about the audio issue - you're not the first to mention it and I definitely want my content to be as clear and accessible as possible. I'll make sure to adjust the music levels in future videos.
the music makes it really hard to hear you and these detectors are trash. Do not waste your money on this dollar general junk. buy a real detector, especially if your life is depending on it.
I apologize for the audio issues, that's on me. I'll make sure to fix the sound balance in future videos. As for the detectors, I respectfully disagree with your assessment. These are professional-grade instruments used across industries, not dollar store gadgets. But you're absolutely right that reliability is crucial, especially in life-or-death situations. I encourage everyone to do thorough research and choose a reputable, high-quality detector that meets their specific needs. Safety should always be the top priority.