Calibration Station or Docking Station: Which One Do You Need? 

Proper instrument maintenance is the foundation of a sound gas detection safety program. Personal gas detector manufacturers and regulatory agencies recommend and require that instruments go through a functional (bump) test and calibration before use.  

The extent of a maintenance program depends on company needs, size, location, and infrastructure, and the most common way to adhere to gas detector maintenance requirements is through one of these three methods: manual bump tests and calibrations, calibration stations, or docking stations. 

See benefits and limitations of each option and find which is best for you: a calibration station or a docking station. 

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