H₂ Hydrogen Gas Detector – Bump Testing Kit
The EE-TEST-H-17L-KIT is a bump testing kit that provides all of the components necessary to perform multiple “bump tests” on installed . The kit is provided with two canisters of H₂ gas that may be stored away and re-used for future bump tests. In addition to the canisters, the kit contains all of the necessary accessories to utilize the canisters.
The canisters require a regulator, vinyl tubing, and an applicator cone to place over the H₂ sensor within the unit. The kit comes with one of each of these accessories, that may be utilized on either one of the two canisters provided.
What is the EE-TEST-H-17L-KIT?
The EE-TEST-H-17L-KIT is a hydrogen bump testing kit that includes all components needed to perform multiple bump tests on installed HGD detectors.
What’s included in the kit?
Two canisters of H₂ gas, one regulator, vinyl tubing, and an applicator cone for directing gas over the H₂ sensor.
Can the H₂ gas canisters be stored and reused?
Yes. The two canisters may be stored for later use and reused for future bump tests in accordance with your site’s safety procedures and the canister storage guidelines.
How do I apply the gas to the detector?
Attach the regulator to the canister, connect the vinyl tubing, and place the applicator cone over the detector’s H₂ sensor to deliver a brief gas exposure.
Is the kit compatible with all HGD detectors?
It’s designed for use with installed HGD-series hydrogen gas detectors. Refer to the detector’s manual for any model-specific bump test instructions.
Do I need any additional accessories?
No. The kit provides the regulator, tubing, and applicator cone needed to use either of the included canisters.
How often should I perform a bump test?
Follow your facility’s safety policy and the detector manufacturer’s recommendations for bump test frequency.
Are there safety considerations when using H₂ gas?
Yes. Use in a well-ventilated area, keep away from ignition sources, and follow all safety guidelines and local regulations for handling and storage of compressed gas.