Do you test for Carbon Monoxide in your inspections? I know some inspectors carry a detector tool around during the inspections for their own safety, some clip on your belt. Which detectors are you using?
I wondered if anyone uses this:
http://www.amazon.com/Tough-Waterproof-Made-USA-Monitoring/dp/B004YUEPBW/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=175A5E6HZB3R795S7D7A
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I’ll bet the sensor life expectancy sux also!
I have the personal CO monitor pictured. It always reads 4 PPM even when the ambient air is 0 ppm I would not recommend it. Sensit P100 seems to be what most use. They come in 2 year, 3 year, and maybe 4 year. As soon as you turn it on the first time the clock starts ticking and it stays on until the time is up. Then you buy a new one. There are many others brands just check around. The things that I think are important are no calibration for a set period of time, digital readout that shows the ambient air ppm, have a clip to attach to you so it doesn’t fall off and get lost of you don’t have to hold it.
I don’t use a personal one but a combination detector. Works great for me and I like that I only have to carry one meter for CO and Hydrocarbons.
http://www.testproductsintl.com/775.html#.VP5LSmctHIU&slider1=1