Calibration and functional check of a GX-2009 personal gas detector to ensure reliable personal gas monitoring during anchorage.

Personal gas detectors are often the last line of defense for crew safety especially during anchorage, where work continues but access to shore-based support is limited. That’s why accuracy, reliability, and proper calibration are critical.

This image shows a GX-2009 personal gas detector from RKI Riken Keiki undergoing calibration and functional testing. The process verifies correct sensor response for oxygen, combustible gas (LEL), carbon monoxide, and hydrogen sulfide, ensuring alarms activate exactly when they should.

We provide calibration, repair, and functional testing for personal gas detectors directly onboard, including during anchorage operations. Whether detectors are used for routine watchkeeping, enclosed space entry, or maintenance work, we help ensure they remain dependable and inspection-ready.

Our service is practical and flexible, designed to support vessels without disrupting operations even when berthed is not an option.

Service ports (Spain, including anchorage support):
Algeciras, Gibraltar, Huelva, Cartagena, Barcelona, Bilbao

If your crew relies on personal gas detectors, make sure they’re properly calibrated. Contact us for reliable onboard service you can trust at port or at anchor.