Chlorine Detection

http://www.multigasdetection.com/?gclid = ...

In this connection, I read the last paragraph and collided with it:
"Some of these gases detected by some detectors above include
The ammonia, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, chlorine dioxide chlorine gas detection combustible, fluoride, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, methane, carbon dioxide from nitrogen, oxygen detetector, phosphine, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, helium, hydrocarbons, hydrogen gas, methane, gas MSA, carbon monoxide, propane, gas radon. "

he said. msa gas ",,"

I tried gas MSA and only found one company that makes masks and detectors, but nothing on a gas msa "

not ring a bell to anyone?

It is likely that the supplier does not have a chemist on staff review that the department puts sales on the site - it becomes really obvious when I see things like "hydrogen fluoride, carbon monoxide and three occasions.

It is likely, the sales people RKI office use gas msa term "to describe the gas Mine Safety Appliances calibration of multi-gas detectors.

gas detection meters are calibrated using a known quantity of gas. For example - if you put a gas that has been known to contain 10% oxygen through an oxygen sensor, you can expect to read 10%. If she has not read 10%, it is time to recalibrate, or perhaps even replace the sensor. This particular company, RKI can probably be used with MSA calibration gas, which has seen volumes for the calibration of meters. Most manufacturers use different calibration gas makeup.

I'm sorry, I thougth that this page has information in Spanish ...