Gas Detector Replacement Parts

The 11.7 eV lamp is an internal element to the ION Science PID sensor and is specifically designed for use only within ION Science PID.

Filter clamp holds the PTFE filter in place and ensures an air tight seal in conjunction with the O-ring.

Can charge a Tiger lithium ion battery in just 6.5 hours. It can charge battery packs separately or connected to the instrument.

The probe attaches easily and securely to the end of the instrument.

Designed for use within the ION Science PID sensor.

The sensor cover is screwed to the back of the Tiger models to protect the MiniPID 2.

The probe seal sits in the filter clamp to keep it air tight.

Screws into the exhaust port of the instrument allowing gas to be captured into a sample bag via typical 1/4 ID pipe.

Convenient storage for the Tiger instrument range. Contains pre-cut foam inserts allowing the instrument, charger and accessories to be stored.

The screw is used to keep the sensor cover attached to the back of the Tiger models.

Used to protect the instrument from debris and water ingress.

Designed for use within the ION Science PID sensor.

Protects your instrument from damage during general use.

Used to make an air tight seal ensuring all gas passes through the PTFE filter.

For use with the charge cradle, allows direct connection with UK, US, EU and AUS power sockets.

Ensures the filter clamp is held in place ensuring a leak tight seal.

Connects to a typical 1/4" ID calibration pipe when calibrating using a gas flow regulator. NOTE: Not to be used with a demand flow regulator.

Fast direct connection between the Tiger instrument range and a computer.

Rugged case made to accommodate a gas cylinder and accessories.

The sensor seal is placed on the sensor cover of the Tiger models.

Offers up to 24 hours of continuous use.

The lamp spring ensures the lamp stays tightly coupled with the electrode stack.

The 10.6 eV lamp is an internal element to the ION Science PID sensor and is specifically designed for use only with ION Science PID sensors.

Allows VOC readings from the Tiger to be logged to a separate RS232 device.