Dear Group,

EN 50104 specifies the performance requirements of electrical apparatus for
the detection and measurement of oxygen and the EN 61779 series cover
flammable gases. Can any colleagues out there provide me with a reference
to the corresponding performance tests for electrical apparatus to detect
toxic gases?

Many thanks in anticipation of your help.

Ian Unwin


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