Macurco 30-0011-1110-2 Calibration Kit 0.2 Lpm

Product Description

The MACURCO 30-0011-1110-2 is a calibration kit designed for use with gas detection equipment in explosion-proof detector applications. The kit includes Tygon tubing at 2 feet in length and supports a flow rate of 0.2 LPM (liters per minute), making it suited for precise calibration gas delivery to compatible sensor assemblies. This accessory is typically handled by licensed gas detection technicians, industrial hygienists, or safety professionals responsible for maintaining fixed gas monitoring systems in hazardous environments.

This calibration kit is intended for use in settings where explosion-proof gas detectors require periodic sensor calibration or bump testing. It is packaged as a single unit (EA) and is appropriate for facilities including industrial plants, commercial buildings, and other installations where combustible or toxic gas monitoring is mandated. The Tygon tubing provides chemical resistance and flexibility during the calibration process, allowing technicians to route calibration gas from a cylinder to the detector inlet cleanly and consistently.

Key Features

• Controlled 0.2 LPM flow rate for accurate calibration gas delivery
• 2-foot Tygon tubing included for flexible routing to detector inlet
• Designed for use with explosion-proof gas detector systems
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward replacement or on-hand stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style calibration accessory for explosion-proof gas detectors requiring low-flow calibration gas delivery at 0.2 LPM.

Installation Notes

Calibration of gas detectors should be performed by qualified technicians following the detector manufacturer instructions and applicable facility safety protocols. Before connecting the calibration kit, verify the system is in calibration mode and that the calibration gas cylinder valve is closed. Ensure the Tygon tubing connections are secure at both the cylinder regulator outlet and the detector calibration port before opening gas flow. Follow all applicable local codes and confined-space or hazardous-area entry procedures when working near active detection systems.