Which Analyser

[Paulharris]

I am considering buying a combined Helium and Oxygen analyser any suggestions on best type and sensor life expectancy. Quite like the Analox ATA does anyone use one of these

[Sleepy]

I am considering buying a combined Helium and Oxygen analyser any suggestions on best type and sensor life expectancy. Quite like the Analox ATA does anyone use one of these

Hi Grumpy
Whichever one you buy, my advice would be not to leave it in crate full of salt water HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Paulharris]

I'm off to the bookies I had £10 on that reply !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sleepy]

I'm off to the bookies I had £10 on that reply !!!!!!!!!!!!!

50% of that for me, seeing as I helped you win it with my sarcasm

[nigelH]

I am considering buying a combined Helium and Oxygen analyser any suggestions on best type and sensor life expectancy. Quite like the Analox ATA does anyone use one of these

I had an analyser with a thermal conductivity sensor and had no end of trouble but now have the Divesoft one and, so far, it's been as good as gold.
The helium sensor is acoustic and should just last.
I can but hope...

[G man]

Ive got an Analox ATA and Ive had it about a year, ive not had a moments problem with it.

Ive also got a Pelli case to keep it dry, Nice piece of kit.

G.

[Simon TW]

I offered some for sale a while back as a mate wanted one and could get a block deal, there were a few enquirers but when it comes to stomping up the cash it ended there. If it helps Paul, I have the Analox one and it's 100% As it's made with a Peli is really robust.

Mine has paid for itself in gas savings twice over.

[BrianG]

I have owned the Analox unit for over 18 months and it has performed flawlessly. It is worth paying a little extra for the Pelicase which comes precut insulation and makes the unit very robust.

[Paulharris]

Looks like its the Analox ATA then, thanks guys