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275991 - Miller Calibration Gas - Carbon Monoxide 20 PPM - 17L Cylinder

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OVERVIEW

Precision Calibration for Welding Safety

The Miller 275991 Calibration Gas is a critical maintenance component for industrial welding environments utilizing advanced fume extraction and monitoring systems. This cylinder contains a precise mixture of Carbon Monoxide (CO) at a concentration of 20 Parts Per Million (PPM). It is specifically engineered to calibrate and verify the accuracy of CO sensors found in Miller Filtair systems and other compatible air quality monitoring devices. Regular calibration is not merely a recommendation but a necessity to ensure that safety equipment functions correctly, detecting hazardous gas levels before they pose a risk to operators.

Ensuring Sensor Accuracy and Reliability

Gas sensors, particularly electrochemical CO sensors, are prone to drift over time due to environmental factors, age, and exposure to contaminants. Without regular calibration using a known standard like the Miller 275991, a sensor may provide false readings—either failing to alarm during a dangerous leak or causing nuisance alarms that disrupt production. By introducing this 20 PPM span gas to the sensor, maintenance personnel can adjust the device's response to match the known concentration, restoring confidence in the equipment's ability to protect worker health.

Compact and Efficient Design

Supplied in a 17-liter cylinder, this calibration gas offers a balance between portability and capacity. The compact size makes it easy to transport to various stations within a facility or to remote job sites where portable fume extractors are in use. Despite its small footprint, the 17-liter volume provides sufficient gas for multiple calibration cycles, making it a cost-effective solution for routine maintenance schedules. The cylinder is designed to work seamlessly with standard calibration regulators (sold separately) to deliver the correct flow rate required for accurate sensor testing.

Compliance and Safety Standards

Maintaining a safe welding environment involves strict adherence to OSHA regulations and industrial hygiene standards regarding exposure to toxic gases like Carbon Monoxide. Using the Miller 275991 Calibration Gas helps facilities document their compliance by proving that their detection equipment is tested and verified regularly. This proactive approach to safety management minimizes liability and, most importantly, safeguards the well-being of welders and support staff working in areas where combustion fumes are present.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1-per-ea
Gas Type:Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Concentration:20 PPM
Container Size:17 Liters
Application:Sensor Calibration

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 17 Liter Cylinder of 20 PPM Carbon Monoxide Calibration Gas

APPLICATIONS

  • Calibration of Carbon Monoxide (CO) sensors in welding fume extractors
  • Routine maintenance of Miller Filtair systems
  • Verification of portable industrial gas monitors
  • Testing safety alarms in confined space welding setups
  • Compliance testing for OSHA air quality standards

FAQ

This cylinder contains Carbon Monoxide (CO) at a concentration of 20 Parts Per Million (PPM).

The cylinder contains 17 liters of calibration gas.

Yes, a specific calibration gas regulator is typically required to control the flow of gas from the cylinder to the sensor during testing.

Yes, this calibration gas is designed for use with Miller fume extraction systems that feature CO monitoring, such as the Filtair series.

Sensors drift over time due to age and environmental exposure. Regular calibration with a known gas concentration ensures the sensor reads accurately and alarms at the correct safety thresholds.

No, these 17-liter calibration gas cylinders are typically disposable and should be recycled properly according to local regulations once empty.

Calibration frequency depends on the specific equipment manufacturer's recommendations and your company's safety protocols, but it is often performed monthly or before major usage periods.

While it is branded by Miller, 20 PPM CO is a common calibration standard. It can be used with other monitors requiring this specific concentration and flow rate, but always check your device's manual first.