Electrochemical PPM Gas Generators: How They Work and How to Choose
Join Spantech and ACD for one hour on Tuesday 8 December 2026 at 15:30 UK time. Learn how electrochemical gas generators produce accurate calibration gas, how to pick the right one for your detectors, and how to keep it accurate.
Tuesday 8 December 2026
- DateTuesday 8 December 2026
- Time15:30 – 16:30 UK time (GMT)
- FormatOnline (Microsoft Teams)
- CostFree of charge
- PlacesLimited to 50
What we will cover
- How electrochemical PPM gas generators work, from Faraday's law to a known gas concentration
- Generators or cylinders: when each makes sense for reactive gases such as Cl₂, H₂S, NH₃ and HCN
- How to choose a generator for your detectors, gases and ranges
- Keeping a generator accurate: cells, flow control, temperature and recalibration
- Live questions and answers with the speakers
Who should attend
Engineers who service or calibrate gas detectors, gas detection service providers, health and safety managers, and anyone responsible for bump testing and calibration of toxic gas detectors.
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Who you will hear from
Kurt Ballard
ACD designs and builds electrochemical calibration gas instruments, including the GENie, Mini GENie, CAL 2000 and MiniBump.
Krish Narain
Spantech has supplied gas sensors and calibration gas since 1977 and is the only directly authorised UK distributor of ACD calibration gas instruments.