Analox Manuals & User Guides

Analox is a global leader in gas sensing solutions and safety-critical gas detection. Founded in 1981 and based in the UK, the company specializes in advanced gas detectors and monitors tailored for a diverse range of demanding sectors, including aerospace, defense, commercial deep-sea diving, food and beverage, agriculture, and marine environments.

Known for their precision instruments measuring Oxygen (O2), Carbon Dioxide (CO2), Helium, and Nitrogen, Analox systems are trusted worldwide to protect personnel, monitor atmospheric emissions, and maintain operational integrity in some of the most hostile working environments on land, sea, and outer space.

• How often should Analox gas sensors be calibrated?

  It is recommended to perform an air calibration strictly before every use for portable models, and comprehensive calibrations at least once every six months to ensure accurate gas detection.

• Where can I download the manual for my Analox Ax60+?

  Multi-gas manuals, such as the Ax60+ User and Service Manuals, are available directly via the Analox customer support portal or right here in the manuals directory.

• What should I do if my Analox O2 Portable Monitor displays a low battery symbol?

  The battery must be changed immediately. Do not use the instrument when the low battery symbol is illuminated, as this may result in inaccurate and potentially dangerous readings.

• Where should Analox CO2 sensors be installed?

  Carbon dioxide gas is denser than air, so CO2 sensors should be installed at a low height, approximately 12 to 18 inches (305-457mm) above floor level. O2 sensors, by contrast, should be mounted at average working head height.