- Portable electronic device for detection of flammable gas leakage into the air
- Flexible neck with 15 cm length allowing access to hard to reach places
- Synoptic display
- Information about current gas concentration in units of \%LFL and ppm
- Option to switch between methane and propane value displayed
- Battery status indication
- Built-in long-life batteries
- USB-C charging
- Sound indication of exceeding adjustable level
- Robust design
The GOFL detector is an instrument designed to detect the leakage of flammable gases into the air in a normal environment. Its main features advantages are easy operation, simple use, small size and good mechanical resistance. The instrument allows the setting of a concentration level, the exceeding of which is indicated by an uninterrupted beeping sound.
A catalytic sensor is used as the detection sensor, which responds to a wide range of combustible gases. The instrument is calibrated to methane as standard and, due to the known sensitivity of the sensor to other gases, allows switching between a methane value or a converted propane value. The instrument is equipped with a backlighted display which shows the current concentration value of the gas being detected. The value is displayed in units of \%LFL (percent lower flammable limit) and in units of ppm. The battery status is also indicated.
A battery is hardwired into the GOFL detector to power the instrument. Recharging of the internal battery can be done using a standard adapter with a USB-C connector.
Basic technical parameters
| Weight | approx 155 g |
| Mechanical dimensions | body: 50 x 100 x 21 mm, flexible neck with sensor: 150 mm |
| Detected gas | flammable gases such as methane, hydrogen, propane, butane, etc. |
| Max. detected concentration | 50% LFL e.g. for methane = 2.2% by volume, for propane = 0.85% by volume |
