707 Carbon Monoxide Analyzer
What about
Carbon
Monoxide?
National Ambient
Air Quality Primary
Standards in the US
call for less than 9
ppm carbon
monoxide for an 8
hour average during
any 12 month
period.
Concentrations of 1
to 2 ppm may be
found in homes with
a normally operating
gas furnace, to well
over 1,000ppm in
homes with a faulty
furnace.
Just 200 ppm CO
over 2 to 3 hours
can cause slight
headache, fatigue,
dizziness, and
nausea.
Carbon Monoxide
testing is a crucial
service provided by
HVAC/R technicians.
Learn more about
CO on the back of
this sheet.
Turn over for technical
information and
accessory part
numbers.
Test
flue gasses at home or office spaces for the
presence and location of CO leaks. With a protective
rubber boot, the new 707 fits comfortably in your hand and
operates with the push of a button.
• Clear and fast response with advance pump
driven technology.
• Peak Hold to capture peak CO reading.
• Instrument recycles and will not shut off if 15ppm CO
is present, increasing safety.
• Store Button allows you to save up to eight readings and
then print using the IR port and optional A740 printer.
• 1 ppm sensitivity.
• Measures up to 10,000ppm.
• Push on fittings are fast and easy to use.
• Large easy to read backlit display.
• Advanced electrochemical sensor is field replaceable
and calibrateable.
• Protective rubber boot and soft
carrying case with shoulder strap
3-YEAR
LIMITED
is included.
WARRANTY
4.0”w X 8.12”h x 2.25”d
More About CO
Carbon monoxide poisoning is one of the
leading causes of sickness and death each year.
CO is the by-product of incomplete combustion in
heating and cooking appliances, as well as
gasoline, natural gas, and propane powered
engines. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, tasteless,
invisible toxic gas, which can cause serious health
problems. The following chart depicts the health
effects of exposure to CO:
0ppm
9ppm
Desired level
Acceptable limit above ambient
conditions in living areas
(ASHRAE)
Limit for continuous exposure
in any 8 hour period (OSHA)
Frontal headaches 1-2 hours
Nausea and convulsions, death
within 2 hours
Nausea within 20 minutes, death
within 1 hour
Death within 1-3 minutes
A740 Infrared
Printer
• Self test at power on.
• Adjustable contrast.
• Uses common
thermal paper.
• Manual paper
advance.
NOTE: When
selecting oil as
fuel be sure to
use the optional
oil filter or
reading could
become erratic.
Order item A773.
3-YEAR
LIMITED
WARRANTY
50ppm
400ppm
800ppm
1600ppm
12800ppm
The
Value
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Leader
3.0”w
x 6.0 h
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707 Carbon Monoxide Analyzer
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
AND
ACCESSORIES
Power Supply
Sensor
Range
Warm Up
Response Time
Duty Cycle
Battery Life
Size
Weight
Probe Length
Tube Length
3 “AA” Alkaline Batteries
Electrochemical (2 year warranty)
0- 10,000ppm
Approx. 20 seconds
90% of reading < 60 seconds
30 minutes
Approx. 30 hours
3.75” x 8” x 3”
(95 x 203 x 76 mm)
1.1 lbs. (500g)
9” (230mm)
5’ (152.4 cm)
FAQ
Why should I purchase a pump driven CO analyzer
rather than a less expensive CO monitor?
A pump driven analyzer is a much more versatile tool.
The pump draws a sample into the instrument whish
allows source pinpointing. A pump driven instrument
will also respond faster, and can be used for hot air
(flue) sampling.
Can a CO analyzer be used for heat exchanger
testing?
While a CO analyzer can provide a safety test of the
furnace, it cannot provide a discernable test for heat
exchanger integrity. The TPI HXG2 and HETKIT are
recommended for this test and together are AGA
approved.
How often should I calibrate my CO analyzer?
It depends on the use of the instrument. If used for
service work, it is recommended that an annual
calibration be performed. If any aspect of worker safety
is included in the instrument’s job, monthly calibration
is recommended.
If I perform my own calibration, do I increase my
liability?
As long as traceable calibration gas is used and
manufacturer’s calibration procedures are
followed, liability will be
minimized. Calibration records should be documented
and retained.
How many calibrations can I expect out of a 21 liter
bottle of calibration gas?
35-50 calibrations
How long will the TPI 707
sensor last?
Two to three years.
Who can use this product?
Users of the 707 include HVACR contractors; gas
fireplace installers; gas utility companies;
chemical plants; propane
companies; municiple, industrial; and rural fire
departments; school and municipalities; and home
inspection professionals.
Standard
Sensor
Instruction Manual
Soft Carrying Case
Protective Boot
Pump Protect Filter Assembly
In-line Filter Assembly
Flue Probe
Batteries
A780
707 Manual
A768
A765
A763
A762
A729
3 each “AA”
Alkaline
Optional
Calibration Kit
Calibration Gas
IR Printer
Oil Filter
A733
728
A740
A773
NOTE: When selecting oil as fuel be sure
to use the optional oil filter or reading
could become erratic.
Order item A773.
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