Description
Description
Daily bump testing made simple with the TS400 GfG Bump Testing Station for GfG G450 & G460 gas detectors.
The operation of the TS400 GfG bump testing station couldn’t be any easier. Simply put the G450 or G460 in the dock and the system will take over. The TS400 automatically performs a full functional test including a fresh air calibration, bump test, extensive sensor tests, alarm tests. The TS400 is designed to go beyond the traditional basic bump test and includes sensor diagnostics tests such as T50 and T90. After all, what good is a sensor that can respond to gas when it takes too long to get there? With the TS400 you can have confidence with this added level of safety.
The TS400 is available for use as a charger as well as a test station. After all tests have been completed you may remove and begin using the detector or leave it in the TS400 for recharging.
A good instrument gas detection maintenance program is not complete without equally good records keeping. Whether you choose to download or maintain the records on a PC or network or your preference is to leave it to the docking station, the TS400 is the right choice. The TS400 can retain as many as 2 million complete diagnostics in memory with maximum memory installed. That is over 50 years of data even if testing 100 detectors every single day.
The TS400 is designed to reduce the cost of ownership every step of the way. The push button regulator helps to sharply reduce the amount of gas required to test your instruments.
The TS400 comes complete with USB interface cable and download software. The SD card may also be downloaded using a standard SD card reader. The TS400 software includes a module to quickly print official bump test certificates. Simply download the records from the TS400 and start the Certificate Generator. The TS400 is available for use with the instrument only or there is an available design for use with the instrument with a pump. There is no need to remove the pump before placing the detector in the test station.