Hi Sylvia:
We have used and recommend the following oxygen sensors for cryogenic environments as they will freeze fail.
https://www.pureairemonitoring.com/
Regards,
Simon Lappi, Ph.D.
EHS Safety Program Manager
RTI International
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Hello
I am in need of oxygen monitor recommendations for our tank room. We have a six pack of helium as well as nitrogen tanks. Its end of fiscal for us, so of course it would decide to go belly up.
Thank you
Sylvia Tarin-Brousseau
Sr. Forensic Chemist
DEA Southwest Laboratory
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