RIDGID 36163 Micro CD-100 Combustible Gas Detector

The RIDGID 36163 micro CD-100 combustible gas detector is your reliable companion for detecting the presence of combustible gases quickly and easily. With adjustable sensitivity, it swiftly identifies even low-level gases, ensuring proper gas line installations and helping you check for maintenance and repair needs. It's your go-to tool for pinpointing combustible gas leaks with precision.

Designed with both comfort and durability in mind, this detector features a rugged, ergonomic design that makes it easy to use yet tough enough to withstand the demands of the job site. The Tri-Mode Detection™ system gives you the flexibility to choose from visual, audible, or vibration alerts, allowing you to adapt to your environment and work with ease.

The 40cm flexible probe included with the detector enables you to locate and detect leaks in those hard-to-reach spaces where other detectors might struggle. Plus, with a field-replaceable sensor, you can count on more up-time and less downtime waiting for repairs. Invest in the RIDGID micro CD-100 combustible gas detector for peace of mind and efficient gas detection on the job.

• Rugged ergonomic design makes it comfortable to use, yet tough
• Tri-Mode Detection™ for option to be alerted with visual, audible or vibration alerts, which can be adjusted for your environment
• Adjustable sensitivity settings provide precise leak locating with the touch of a button
• 16" (40 cm) flexible probe allows location and detection of leaks in hard-to-reach spaces
• Field replaceable sensor means more up-time and less time waiting for repairs

• Detection Range: 0 to 6400ppm (Methane)
• Alarm Sensitivity: 40ppm (Methane)
• Calibration: Automatic
• Alarms: Visual, audible and vibration
• Power Source: 4 x AA batteries (included)
• Gases Detected: Methane, Hydrogen, Propane, Ethylene, Ethane, Hexane, Iso-Butane, Benzene, Iso-Butane, Ethanol, Acetaldehyde, Toluene, P-Xylene, Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide
• Common mixtures that would include or emit more than one of these gases include natural gas, paint thinners, industrial solvents, dry cleaning fluids, and gasoline