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Figure 1. Sni

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Figure 2. Calibration Equipment Setup

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If you’re not sure about the quality of the surrounding 

air, you can apply a blend of Oxygen/Nitrogen gas to 

the sensor as described under 

Calibration

.

If rapid temperature changes are encountered (such 

as from freezing to room temperatures) during the 

operation of the analyzer, the operator must allow the 

analyzer to stabilize at the ambient temperature for at 

least 2 minutes before taking a measurement.

Checking for CO

Important!

 

 Ensure that the sensor grille at the rear of 

the instrument is unobstructed and open to the atmo-

sphere. A quick instrument check can be performed by 

allowing the smoke of a blown-out match to enter into 

the sensor grille. This should cause the indicated CO 

level to increase.

After zeroing the Sni

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the area that you suspect the presence of CO gas. If CO 

is present, the instrument will indicate the concentrA-

tion of CO in ppm on its display.

For more extensive CO investigations and testing in 

areas of higher temperatures, the Monoxor

®

 II is the 

preferred instrument.

Backlight

Pressing the 

Backlight 

button will illuminate the 

display for a period of 8 minutes, or until it is manually 

turned off by again pressing the 

Backlight 

button.

Overrange

If the CO level exceeds 1999 ppm, the 

displayed reading is replaced by the 

number “1”.

Low Battery

When the Sni

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the end of its useful life, 

LO BAT

 will 

Calibration

Important!

  

For accurate Sni

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every 6 months is recommended.

To calibrate the CO sensor, you will need the equip-

ment listed under 

Accessories

. Note that the Zero Gas 

Cylinder is needed only if you’re unsure about the qual-

ity of the surrounding air for zeroing purpose.

Calibrate the sensor to a known concentration of CO 

gas as follows:

1.  Assemble the calibration equipment per Figure 2.

2.  Zero the instrument as previously described under 

Zeroing the Sensor

  If necessary, you can use the calibration cup to apply 

a blend of Oxygen/Nitrogen gas directly over the sen-

sor by attaching a zero gas cylinder to the regulator 

and adjusting the regulator knob for a 

fl

 ow rate of 2 

SCFH.

 MONOXIDE ANALYZER

 MONOXIDE ANALYZER

ppm CO

CARBON

CARBON

Snifit

model 50

model 50

Backlight

On

Off

Span Adjust

-Power-

ZERO

ADJUST

(Recessed)

SPAN
ADJUST
POT.

BACKLIGHT

ON/OFF

POWER ON

POWER OFF

DISPLAY

LO BAT

LOW

BATTERY

INDICATION

1

2

3

4

Parts Shown:

1. CO Span Gas Cylinder, 51-1994
2. Regulator, 03-4318*
3. Tubing, 03-6351*
4. Flowmeter, 06-6163*
5. Calibration Cup Assembly, 23-2156**

*  Part of Calibration Kit 24-7059
** Part of Tool / Cup Kit 19-3242

5

PUSH CALIBRATION CUP 
OVER SENSOR HOUSING

LO BAT

Specifi cations

Gas Monitored .............Carbon Monoxide (CO)

Range ...........................0  to 1999 ppm

Resolution ....................1  ppm

Accuracy ......................± (5% of r 5 ppm)

Response ......................

30 sec. to 90% of 

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Power ...........................9V battery

Battery Life .................1500 hours minimum

Temperature Range ....32 to 104 °F (0 to 40 °C)

Case Material ..............High impact plastic

Weight ..........................0.25 lb (0.11 kg) without battery

Dimensions ..................5.5" L x 2.0" W x 1.6" H 

(140 x 51 x 41 mm)

Operation

Turning the Snifi t 
On & Off

The Sni

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and off by pressing the 

Power On

 and 

Power 

Off

 buttons, respec-

tively. If the instru-

ment is not manually 

turned off, it will au-

tomatically shut itself 

off after approximately 

35 minutes.

Zeroing the 
Sensor

Turn on the Sni

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stabilize before proceeding – approximately 30 seconds. 

Then with the instrument sampling fresh air (air that 

is free of CO), use a screwdriver to adjust the 

Zero 

Adjust

 potentiometer at the top of the instrument for a 

reading of 0 ±1 ppm.

appear in the upper left hand corner of the display. 

Although you can continue using the instrument under 

this condition, you should replace the battery as soon 

as possible to ensure accurate CO readings.

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