DTEX Odorant Detection

State-of-the-art odorant detection for DOT sniff tests

• DTEX automatically compensates for air density, no reference chart required.
• Tests are sand in location / address database uploaded by user.

DTEX odorant detection system is a state-of-the-art solution for conducting odorant detection tests. The small, handheld device quantifies the odorant intensity in natural gas through a menu-driven display. It shows the actual air/gas percentage present, eliminating the need for flow tubes and cross-reference charts. The DTEX system features microprocessor operation with onboard test and location data storage. This operation enables the device to record multiple tests for each location and store up to 75 tests. Combined with optional reporter software, test details such as, odorant levels, locations, time, date, important notes, and instrument errors can be stored electronically.

DTEX Features and Benefits

• Menu-driven display shows the actual air/gas percentage present, eliminating the need for flow tubes and cross-reference charts
• Microprocessor stores multiple tests and location data
• The test performs concentration and intensity method
• Intrinsically safe for use in hazardous locations
• Rechargeable battery for continued use
• Complies with federal and state testing procedures

Classroom Training

This format includes a tabletop working NJEX system your technicians operate to gain full understanding of how the unit works. Also included are hands on pumps and controllers for re-build and programming training. How to handouts with 24/7 contact information.

DTEX odorant detection system training includes proper sniff test techniques and use of Reporter software. A discussion of DOT and ASTM regulations and terminology will give your technicians a complete understanding of the critical nature of this important task.

On-Site Training

This format gives your technicians true hands on training from start to finish. A factory certified trainer will advise and instruct through the entire process of a full PM procedure. A benefit of training on location is the trainer can identify installation errors that may be causing problems and facilitate changes while on site.