Flammable gas or gas mixture

Not classified as a flammable gas

Flammable gases, toxic gases (pepper spray), non-flammable and non-toxic gases

Upon detection of a flammable gas condition, an intelligent thermostat (200) regulates operation of appliances (102, 108, 110, 116) that have sources of ignition which could be the source of or may ignite the flammable gas.

A flammable gas detector of the type which employs a heated sensing element to oxidise any flammable gas present may be located in the housing body.

A flammable gas is a gas which can ignite readily and burn rapidly or explosively.

A chemically unstable gas means a flammable gas that is able to react explosively even in the absence of air or oxygen.'

Then, an output corresponding to the concentration of flammable gas component in the gas is obtained.

A chemically unstable gas means a flammable gas that is able to react explosively even in the absence of air or oxygen.

(8) For the purposes of this section, the concentration of flammable gas means the percentage, by volume, of flammable gas in the general atmosphere.

The possibility of the ignition of the inflammable gas as a result of directly depressing the button or the gas leakage as a result of depressing the button by the external force is avoided.

condensed gas (except: CO2 used for moving artificial limbs; containers of inflammable gas used for self-inflating lifejackets);

e) condensed gas (except: CO2 used for moving artificial limb; container of inflammable gas used for self-inflating lifejacket);

e) condensed gas (except: CO2 used for moving artificial limb; container of inflammable gas used for self-inflating lifejacket);

compressed gas (except for carbon dioxide driving artificial limb, the container of inflammable gas for inflating the life jacket);