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Detecting Phosphine? Our UNI Sustainable might be the solution

Are you aware of the gases released during a fumigation process?

One of the main fumigants for pest control, for example, is Phosphine (PH3). This gas spreads well in enclosed spaces and is highly toxic.

Phosphine is highly toxic to warm-blooded animals and thus dangerous to humans as well. Symptoms of PH3 poisoning can include headaches, dizziness and even breathing difficulties with lung damage as a result.

Working in an environment that makes use of fumigants? Ensure your safety with a gas detector. At WatchGas, we have solutions for all your gas detection challenges. In the case of fumigation, we can offer you our UNI Sustainable with PH3 sensor.

The UNI Sustainable is a user-friendly, light-weighted, sustainable single gas detector. With over 31 models available for 28 gases, there is always a UNI Sustainable that can suit your needs.

Interested in what our UNI Sustainable can do for you? Or in need of other advice regarding gas detection? Do not hesitate to contact us directly.

 


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