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## Videos

- [Adjusting the Audio Alarm](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/adjusting-the-audio-alarm/)
- [Enabling Activation Delays and Minimum Run Timers](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/enabling-activation-delays-and-minimum-run-timers/)
- [Adjusting Alarm Levels](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/adjusting-alarm-levels/)
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- [Warm-Up Mode and Power Cycling](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/warm-up-mode-and-power-cycling/)
- [Applying Gas and Finding the Span](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/applying-gas-and-finding-the-span/)
- [Zero Calibration Using a Portable Device](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/zero-calibration-using-a-portable-device/)
- [Zero Calibration Using Pure Nitrogen](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/zero-calibration-using-pure-nitrogen/)
- [Calibration Dates & When to Calibrate](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/calibration-dates-when-to-calibrate/)
- [AMC-1B Series Standalone Monitor Calibration](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/video/amc-1b-series-standalone-monitor-calibration/)

## Gases

- [Nitrogen Dioxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/nitrogen-dioxide/) - Nitrogen dioxide is a byproduct of the burning of hydrocarbons. It is found primarily as a toxic component of vehicle exhaust in any space in which engines are burning gasoline, propane, diesel fuel, propane, natural gas, kerosene, or jet fuel. Areas include enclosed parking structures, ambulance bays, fire halls, warehouses, loading docks, ice arenas, maintenance
- [Ammonia](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/ammonia/) - Ammonia is used in its gaseous, liquefied, and aqueous forms in a number of applications including: Refrigerant (R717) – used extensively in food processing applications and ice rink applications A main component in the production of commercial fertilizer Used extensively in the production of commercial and household cleaning products Pharmaceutical production Papermaking: pulping and coating
- [Ozone](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/ozone/) - Ozone, a naturally occurring molecule, is produced in the upper atmosphere through ultraviolet radiation of atmospheric oxygen. In industry, ozone is produced from ozone generators to be used as a disinfectant and/or chemical agent in applications such as: Food and drinking water treatment Waste water treatment Mold and bacteria inhibition in cold storage Bleaching of
- [Oxygen](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/oxygen/) - Oxygen levels are monitored to assess air quality and/or potentially explosive environments in various applications including: Confined spaces such as waste water treatment (sewage) and mining Laboratories Pharmaceutical production Pulp and paper processing Other oxygen depletion monitoring applications where asphyxiants such as carbon dioxide are used (ex. Bottling, freezers)
- [Nitric Oxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/nitric-oxide/) - Nitric oxide, a toxic air pollutant produced by automobiles and power plants, is also an important intermediate in the chemical industry, and may be seen in applications such as pharmaceutical production and manufacturing facilities.
- [Hydrogen Cyanide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/hydrogen-cyanide/) - Hydrogen cyanide, a highly toxic and corrosive compound, can be used in its gaseous and/or liquid form for processes such as: Mining and electroplating precious metals Fumigation of pests in the food industry Use as a chemical reagent in laboratories
- [Hydrogen Chloride](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/hydrogen-chloride/) - Hydrogen chloride, a corrosive gas that readily dissolves in water, is used in its aqueous form (hydrochloric acid) for a number of applications including: Cleaning and refining of a variety of products such as metals, dyes and fertilizers in manufacturing facilities Use as a chemical reagent in laboratories
- [Hydrogen](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/hydrogen/) - Hydrogen is a non-toxic, flammable gas that can be found in its gaseous form in various applications including: Lead-acid batteries in battery rooms and warehouses Hydrogenation of fats into oils and food packaging in the food industry “Upgrading” of fossil fuels in oil and gas
- [Formaldehyde](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/formaldehyde/)
- [ Chlorine](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/chlorine/) - Chlorine is used in its aqueous and/or salt form in a variety of applications including: Water purification in waste water treatment and swimming pools Bleaching agent in pulp and paper processing Production of other chemicals such as disinfectants and bleach
- [Carbon Dioxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/carbon-dioxide/) - Carbon dioxide, a naturally occurring greenhouse gas which is a by-product of respiration, fermentation and combustion, is also used in its gaseous or solid phase for various applications: Chemical production in manufacturing facilities Carbonation process in wineries, distilleries and breweries Additive in the food industry Enrichment process for plant growth in cannabis facilities and greenhouses
- [Ethylene Oxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/ethylene-oxide/)
- [Chlorine Dioxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/chlorine-dioxide/) - Chlorine dioxide is a manufactured, toxic gas, which does not occur naturally in the environment, and is used in industry for: Bleaching of wood pulp and paper and flour Disinfection of food and water
- [Sulfur Dioxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/sulfur-dioxide/) - Sulfur dioxide is a gas which is used in a number of applications including: Preservative – particularly for dried fruits Anti-microbial and antioxidant in winemaking Bleaching agent for paper and textiles Neutralizing agent for chlorine in water and waste water facilities Until the development of HFCs and CFCs, sulfur dioxide was used extensively as a refrigerant, particularly in
- [Refrigerants](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/refrigerants/) - The release of refrigerant gases into the environment can be harmful to both the potential occupants of the space, as well as to the environment in general. Chlorofluorocarbons and hydrofluorocarbons, commonly known as CFCs and HFCs, which were formerly considered relatively safe, are now known to be a significant contributor to climate change. While these
- [Hydrogen Sulfide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/hydrogen-sulfide/) - Hydrogen sulfide is created during the decomposition process and occurs naturally in natural gas. Gas detection equipment or gas sensors should therefore be deployed in: Pulp and paper processing Waste water treatment Hydrocarbon extraction and processing Mining
- [Combustibles](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/combustibles/) - Gas sensors and gas detection for fuel used in vehicles, heating units, and industrial processes (methane, propane, hydrogen, gasoline, etc.) A byproduct of processes involving the breakdown of organic matter (waste water treatment , pulp & paper, etc.) As a naturally occurring compound within the earth’s crust (methane). It is extremely hazardous and gas detection and
- [Carbon Monoxide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/gases/carbon-monoxide/) - Carbon monoxide is a byproduct of the burning of hydrocarbons. It is a toxic component of vehicle exhaust, and can typically be found in any space where engines are burning gasoline, propane, diesel fuel, natural gas, kerosene, or jet fuel. Typical carbon monoxide detection applications include installing gas detection equipment in enclosed parking structures, ambulance

## Locations

- [Pulp & Paper](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/pulp-and-paper/) - Pulp and paper mills can present many dangerous situations, which can be significantly decreased by utilizing continuous gas monitoring. The chemical pulping technique in the Kraft process utilizes a combination of heat and liquor (chemicals) to delignify wood and reduce it to pulp. Reduction of the wood to pulp takes place in stages, but the
- [Wineries, Distilleries, and Breweries](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/wine-brewing-and-bottling/) - Over the last 10-15 years we have seen a huge increase in the number of smaller craft wineries, breweries, and distilleries across North America. There are several types of dangerous gases produced as a function of the processes taking place in these facilities that we concern ourselves with. Chief among these is Carbon dioxide (CO2), which
- [Battery Rooms](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/battery-rooms/) - As lead acid batteries are charged, minute quantities of hydrogen (H2) gas are produced. Normally, the amount of hydrogen generated during charging is not of a sufficient quantity to cause concern. There are instances however, where for various reasons, hydrogen may accumulate to create potentially hazardous gas conditions. Battery back-up installations for equipment such as
- [Arenas](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/arenas/) - As a Canadian company we recognize that arenas are a particularly important part of our society, and a place where people spend countless hours throughout the spring, fall, and winter. They also are a great example of a more complex application that brings together a variety of the hazards we guard against in other areas,
- [Waste Water Treatment](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/waste-water-treatment/) - Growing environmental concerns have resulted in the construction and upgrading of waste water treatment plants throughout North America. By their very design, processes involved in sewage treatment produce and use a number of highly toxic and explosive gases, requiring waste water monitoring to ensure the safety of both employees and the environment. There are three
- [Swimming Pools](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/swimming-pools/) - When designing detection systems for indoor pool facilities we are generally guarding against two potential issues; the chlorine room and potentially boiler room if using natural gas to heat the pool.
- [Mining](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/mining/) - Depending on the type of mining, the requirements for gas detection can vary greatly, however, there are five main sources of hazardous gas in mining applications. 1. Gases from Blasting: Gases resulting from blasting are principally carbon dioxide, nitrogen and steam. However, toxic gases including carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide also result. As oxygen is consumed in any such blast, oxygen deficiency may also be
- [Mechanical/Chiller Rooms](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/mechanical-chiller-rooms/) - The release of refrigerant gases into the environment can be harmful to both the potential occupants of the space, as well as to the environment in general. Chlorofluorocarbons, commonly known as CFCs, which were formerly considered relatively safe, are now known to be a key contributor to the thinning of the ozone layer. These are
- [Marine](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/marine/) - Marine applications can pose a unique challenge with the added complexities imposed by the often-times harsh environments where vessels are operating. From commercial fishing vessels to large military transport ships we have a wide variety of solutions we can offer.
- [Manufacturing Facilities](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/manufacturing-facilities/) - No matter the industry, many manufacturing facilities use chemicals and machinery that can produce dangerous levels of toxic gases. Some gases are apparent in their presence by their odor, but some are odorless and colorless making them hazardous to personnel when high concentrations exist. The most common types of toxic gases found in manufacturing workplaces
- [Greenhouses](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/greenhouses/) - As demand grows across North America for sustainable, locally grown vegetables and other plants we have seen a significant increase in the number of greenhouse operations that keep us supplied with fresh vegetables year-round. Crops such as cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and lettuces are no regularly grown in modern greenhouses where light, water, temperature and nutrient
- [Cannabis Facilities](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/cannabis-facilities/) - Driven by deregulation and evolving societal perspectives, the legalization of cannabis for medical and recreational use is rapidly becoming part of the modern industrial world. We have seen significant investment in the construction of new facilities and the conversion of existing buildings to serve as growing and/or production facilities. As these facilities have evolved in
- [Parking/Service Garages](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/parking-service-garages/) - Exhaust fumes emanating from fuel burning vehicles are highly toxic and can result in sickness and even death, if not ventilated properly. By monitoring the concentration of these fumes and ventilating based on their concentration, a safe environment can be ensured. Most mechanical codes indicate that ventilation for parking structures should be continuous, 24/7, unless
- [Landfills](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/landfills/) - A landfill is a site for the disposal of waste materials by burial. It is the oldest form of waste treatment. Historically, landfills have been the most common method of organized waste disposal and remain so in many places around the world. Landfills may include internal waste disposal sites (where a producer of waste carries
- [Homeland Security](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/location/homeland-security/) - For organizations around the world involved in cross border shipments, stowaways can present an increasingly costly problem. Above and beyond basic security issues, under current law, carriers often become liable for a fine, plus the stowaway’s housing, food, healthcare, supervision, legal representation and repatriation costs. All around the world there are many organizations and companies

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## Products

- [AMC-1BCO-LPG-LV Combination CO/NO₂/LP Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bco-lpg-lv/) - The AMC-1BCO-LPG-LV Gas Monitor is a two-channel gas monitoring system incorporating state-of-the-art sensing technology using a microcontroller-based design to provide continuous, reliable surveillance of surrounding air for traces of hazardous gases. This unit provides independently adjustable alarms for increasing-level detection. Channel 1 indicates carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide alarms, and channel 2 indicates propane alarms.
- [AMC-1BVC-LPG Combination CO/NO₂/LP Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bvc-lpg/) - The AMC-1BVC-LPG from Armstrong Monitoring is a dual-channel Monitor with an integral electrochemical carbon monoxide/nitrogen dioxide Sensor Module and a remote solid-state propane sensor The integral CO/NO₂ sensor module is easily changed and is eligible for the EZ Cal™ service program, taking the work and risk out of maintaining your gas detection system.
- [AMC-1BREF Series Single/Dual Channel Refrigerant Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bref-series/) - The AMC-1BREF Series Gas Monitor provides a specialized package for refrigerant monitoring applications. Incorporating micro-controller based design, it provides accuracy, durability, and ease of use within a compact package. The monitor supports up to 2 external input channels that can be configured to work with any 3 wire 4-20mA sensor/transmitters. The AMC-1AREF monitor is designed
- [AMC-UTx-REF Series Refrigerant Transmitter Module](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-utx-ref-series/)
- [AMC-UTx-B BACnet Transmitter with ADAPTiCal™](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-utx-b-bacnet-sensor/) - Armstrong Monitoring’s AMC-UTX-B Transmitter brings the safety, reliability, serviceability, and user experience of our new UTx platform to the integrated building controls market. Ideally suited for commercial vehicle exhaust applications, the AMC-UTx-B represents a significant step forward in the ease of installation and maintenance over traditional gas detection equipment. The integral sensor module(s) are easily
- [AMC-1DMBx Series Modular Box](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1dmbx-series-modular-box/) - The AMC-1DMBx Modular Box series provides power, isolation, and remote modules, complementing the AMC Digital Monitor series. Incorporating Armstrong’s AMC-1DBx Digital Monitor, the 1DMBx can offer huge savings in both installation and operations. Available analog I/O, repeater, relays, and power can provide expanded functionality to the AMC-1DBx Digital Monitor series, resulting in drastic improvements in
- [AMC-1DCx-L Digital Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1dcx-l/) - Our new AMC-1DCx-L Digital Gas Monitor provides a highly configurable monitoring package for a multitude of applications, but scaled down to create a more-cost efficient option for smaller applications. Incorporating Computer-on-Module based design, it provides accuracy, durability, and ease of use within a compact package that includes a simple touch-screen interface and BACnet IP output.
- [AMC-DTx Digital Gas Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-dtx/)
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 Combination CO/NO₂ Sensor Module with ADAPTiCal™](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-utx-m-400/) - Armstrong Monitoring’s UTX-M-400 Series transmitter represents a paradigm shift in how gas detection equipment is designed and used. Designed to enhance safety, reliability, serviceability, and user experience, the AMC-UTx-M-400 is the ideal solution for parking garages, municipal works facilities, warehouses, or other vehicle exhaust applications. The integral sensor module(s) are easily changed, and are eligible
- [AMC-1DCx Digital Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1dcx/) - The AMC-1DCx Digital Gas Monitor provides a highly configurable monitoring package for a multitude of applications and provides 4 lanes of Modbus RTU, 8 Analog Inputs, and 8 Analog Outputs. Incorporating Computer-on-Module based design, it provides accuracy, durability, and ease of use. The Monitor supports the full range of AMC Transmitters.
- [AMC-UTx-M Modbus RTU Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-utx-m/) - Based on Armstrong Monitoring’s UTX-M-400 Series transmitter, the UTx-M provides an expanded Modbus register set to provide improved data collection when combined with our next generation Gas Detection Monitors.
- [AMC-ATx Analog Transmitter Module](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-atx/) - The ATx provides gas detection over analog outputs (4-20mA, 0-10V, Multidrop) compatible with our next-generation Gas Detection Monitors. Designed to enhance safety, reliability, serviceability, and user experience, the ATx is the ideal solution for parking garages, municipal works facilities, warehouses, or other vehicle exhaust applications.
- [AMC-ITx-M Industrial Modbus Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-itx-m-industrial-modbus-transmitter/) - The AMC-ITx-M Industrial Modbus Transmitter is designed to provide continuous, reliable monitoring of ambient air for target gas via an onboard sensor module in harsh or demanding environments. The transmitter provides a digital representation of the gas concentration detected; this information is both displayed locally (via OLED) and sent to the respective Monitor upstream via
- [AMC-1034 Combination CO/LP Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1034/) - Available exclusively from Ecco Supply the AMC-1034 from Armstrong Monitoring is a dual channel Monitor with an integral electrochemical carbon monoxide Sensor Module and a remote solid state propane sensor. The integral CO sensor module is easily changed and is eligible for the EZ Cal™ service program taking the work and risk out of maintaining
- [AMC-1035 Combination CO/NO₂/LP Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1035/) - Available exclusively from Ecco Supply, the AMC-1035 from Armstrong Monitoring is a dual-channel Monitor with an integral electrochemical carbon monoxide/nitrogen dioxide Sensor Module and a remote solid-state propane sensor. The integral CO/NO₂ sensor module is easily changed and is eligible for the EZ Cal™ service program, taking the work and risk out of maintaining your
- [AMC-1AREF Series Refrigerant Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1aref-series-refrigerant-monitor/) - The AMC-1AREF Series Gas Monitor provides a specialized package for refrigerant monitoring applications. Incorporating micro-controller based design, it provides precision, durability, and ease of use within a compact package. The versatile AMC-1AREF Series monitor can be configured to work with all of AMC’s refrigerant sensor/transmitters. The AMC-1AREF monitor is designed to work with the AMC-RAM-4
- [AMC-1400 Four Channel Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1400-four-channel-gas-monitor/) - A compact system for up to four sensor/transmitters, the AMC-1400 monitoring panel provides features normally found in much larger, more expensive packages. An easy to read vacuum fluorescent display provides continuous gas concentration and alarm indication for each of four sensors. Housed in a fiberglass enforced polyester enclosure, the fully programmable AMC-1400 is designed to
- [AMC-1800 Multi Channel Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1800-multi-channel-gas-monitor/) - The AMC 1800 is a programmable multi-channel gas monitor. Combined with Armstrong’s wide selection of gas sensor/transmitters, it provides a versatile and powerful gas monitoring platform. Standard features include powerful programming capabilities, a digital display, up to 32* sensor/transmitter inputs, and internal audible alarm. The unit can be programmed with up to three levels of
- [AMC-SIR Infrared Refrigerant Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-sir-infrared-refrigerant-sensor-transmitter/) - Armstrong Monitoring’s AMC-SIR Series infrared refrigerant sensor/transmitters provide an economical, yet highly accurate monitoring solution for CSA B52 and ASHRAE 15 compliant refrigerant applications. The sensor uses Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) technology to precisely determine airborne refrigerant concentrations, while eliminating the nuisance and false alarms associated with other technologies
- [AMC-310 Infrared Carbon Dioxide Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-310-infrared-carbon-dioxide-sensor-transmitter/) - Carbon dioxide concentrations are a direct function of a number of factors; the number of people occupying a space, combustion byproducts from furnaces, fireplaces and indoor household appliances, can all contribute to lower indoor air quality. Increased levels of CO2 can also contribute to “Sick Building Syndrome” and symptoms such as hyperventilation, headache, dizziness, shortness of
- [AMC-1BVC Standalone Vehicle Exhaust (CO/NO₂) Monitor with ADAPTiCal™](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bvc-standalone-vehicle-exhaust-co-no2-monitor-with-adaptical/) - Designed around an all-new sensing and control platform, the Armstrong Monitoring AMC-1BVC is the latest in our series of standalone monitors for mixed vehicle applications. The integral combination CO/NO2 sensor module is easily changed and is eligible for the EZ Cal™ service program taking the work and risk out of maintaining your gas detection system.
- [AMC-1BCO Standalone Carbon Monoxide Monitor with ADAPTiCal™](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bco-standalone-carbon-monoxide-monitor-with-adaptical/) - Designed around an all-new sensing and control platform, the Armstrong Monitoring AMC-1BCO is the latest in our series of standalone monitors for gasoline, natural gas, and propane-powered vehicle applications. The integral CO sensor module is easily changed and is eligible for the EZ Cal™ service program taking the work and risk out of maintaining your gas
- [AMC-1BZ Series Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1bz-series-multi-sensor-monitoring-systems/) - Designed to provide industry-leading value for multi-sensor applications, the all-new AMC-1BZ Series Gas Monitor is the newest iteration of our popular “multi-drop” controllers. Leveraging our newest detection and control platform, the AMC-1BZ Series offers an enhanced user interface and the controls required to allow your gas detection system to provide the safety and operational efficiencies
- [AMC-1B Series Single or Dual Channel Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1b-series-single-or-dual-channel-gas-monitor/) - The AMC-1B Series Gas Monitor provides a highly configurable monitoring package for a multitude of applications. Incorporating micro-controller based design, it provides accuracy, durability, and ease of use within a compact package. The versatile monitor supports up to 2 on board AMC-SM Sensor Modules that are easily changed and are eligible for the EZ Cal™
- [AMC-RAM-4 Refrigerant Alarm Modules](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-ram-4-refrigerant-alarm-modules/) - The AMC-RAM-4 Series Refrigerant Alarm modules provide the required remote alarm notification and fan override features required under CSA B52-05 and ASHRAE 15-2010 refrigeration codes. The modules are configurable based on intended location and functionality, with features including on-board audio with acknowledge and visual alarm, as well as available digital gas concentration displays.
- [AMC-1222 Combination CO/NO₂ Sensor Module](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1222-combination-co-no2-sensor-module/) - Diesel exhaust has historically been difficult to monitor. The AMC-1222 mixed fuel exhaust module uses an intricate sensing design to provide a highly effective solution for vehicle exhaust monitoring. The AMC-1222 puts Armstrong's unique interactive Comfort Zone Technology to work as a cost-effective and practical solution for ventilation control in diesel and mixed fuel facilities.
- [AMC-GCD Series Combination CO₂/Temp/RH Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-gcd-series-combination-co2-temp-rh-sensor-transmitter/) - Armstrong Monitoring’s new AMC-GCD series is intended to offer an economical solution for monitoring CO₂ or a combination of CO₂/Temp/RH for indoor air quality applications. Built on a proven detection platform, the AMC-GCD series is ideally suited for commercial applications, including offices, restaurants, and community centers.
- [AMC-1DBx Digital Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1dbx-digital-gas-monitor/) - The AMC-1DBx Digital Monitor provides a versatile monitoring package for mixed vehicle applications. Incorporating digital communication with Armstrong’s addressable AMC-400 Series transmitters, the 1DBx can offer huge savings in both installation and operations. Available analog outputs can provide average or worst case signals for a group of sensors directly to a VFD, resulting in drastic
- [AMC-1AD1/2 Series Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1ad-122x-series-multi-sensor-monitoring-systems/) - The AMC-1AD1/2 series monitor provides one or two zones of detection in conjunction with the AMC-122X series of sensor modules. AMC- 1AD systems are available with up to 8 sensors per zone, and sensors are available for CO, NO2, combustibles, and mixed vehicles, with some versions eligible for our EZ Cal Sensor Exchange program. The
- [AMC-CD-2 Human Occupancy Detector](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-cd-2-human-occupancy-detector/) - For organizations involved in cross border shipments, stowaways can present an increasingly costly problem. Aside from the serious security concerns, under current law carriers often become liable for a fine, plus the stowaways’ housing, food, healthcare, supervision, legal representation and repatriation costs. This situation has led the Armstrong Monitoring Corporation to develop the AMC-CD-2 Human
- [AMC-DTR Non-Intrusive Digital Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-dtr-non-intrusive-digital-transmitter/) - The AMC-DTR Transmitter is a truly “state of the art” device. It is compatible with the entire range of AMC sensors, and can also support 4-20 mA transmitter inputs for remote sensor applications. It features non-intrusive calibration for hazardous locations, with an easy-to-read LCD concentration of gas level or trends. The unique dual sensor configuration
- [AMC VersaTox Series Toxic Gas Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-versatox-series-toxic-gas-sensor-transmitter/) - The AMC VersaTox was designed to provide detection for a wide range of hazardous gases, including CO, NO2, ammonia, chlorine, and oxygen. The optional features on the AMC VersaTox include concentration readout, AC power, onboard alarm relay, and a duct mountable enclosure.
- [AMC-400 Series Digital Vehicle Exhaust Sensor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-400-series-digital-vehicle-exhaust-sensor/) - Armstrong Monitoring’s AMC-400 Series digital sensor modules provide a fully addressable solution to work with our new digital monitors. Available in variants for CO, NO2, and select combustibles, the AMC-400 Series is ideally suited for larger vehicle exhaust applications, like parking garages, municipal works facilities, and warehouses. Standard features include a digital display of gas
- [AMC-210 Series Electrochemical Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-210-series-electrochemical-sensor-transmitter/) - Accuracy, low current consumption, and a simple two wire installation make these units an ideal solution for use with Armstrong Monitoring panels or 3rd party control systems to monitor toxic gases, hydrogen, or oxygen. The AMC-210 series is an industry leader for flexibility in both sensor and enclosure options.
- [AMC-1220 Series Sensor Module](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1220-series-sensor-module/) - A part of Armstrong Monitoring’s extensive line of sensing equipment since 1998, the AMC-1220 series simplifies a monitoring requirement for a large number of sensors. Achieving unfailing detection reliability while daisy-chaining a mixture of up to 8 sensor of a variety of types to a single AMC-1AD zone, the AMC-1220 series provides a sound, economical
- [AMC-340 Series Solid State Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-340-series-solid-state-sensor-transmitter/) - A robust line of sensor/transmitters using proven solid state sensors, the AMC-340 series provides durability and exceptional sensor life in ammonia, combustible gas and refrigerant applications. The AMC-340 includes a standard explosion proof enclosure, and is an ideal leak detector for harsher environments, or when there is a high background level of gas.
- [AMC-360 Series Catalytic Combustible Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-360-series-catalytic-combustible-sensor-transmitter/) - The AMC-360 series has been setting the standard for value in combustible gas detectors for many years. With time-tested catalytic bead pellistor sensors, and a standard explosion proof enclosure, the AMC- 360 provides the best value for performance for your combustible gas monitoring application.
- [AMC-360-IREP Infrared Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-360-irep-infrared-sensor-transmitter/) - The AMC-360-IREP is available in versions to sense combustible gases or carbon dioxide, and it brings together the specificity and exceptional service life of infrared sensing technology with the reliability of our 360 series transmitter at a competitive price. For combustibles gas applications the AMC-360-IREP presents an excellent alternative to traditional catalytic sensor/transmitters over the
- [AMC-3701 Series Solid State Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-3701-series-solid-state-sensor-transmitter/) - With unmatched sensor life thanks to their proven solid state sensors, the AMC-3701 series provides an economical option for ammonia, VOC, combustible gas and refrigerant applications. The AMC-3701 includes a standard cast aluminum enclosure, and is ideal as a broad specturm leak detector , or when there is there is typically some level of background gas.
- [AMC-RAM-3 Remote Audio/Visual Alarm](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-ram-3-remote-audio-visual-alarm/) - Designed to offer remote audio/visual signaling of alarms, in conjunction with any of Armstrong Monitoring's monitor systems, the AMC-RAM-3 is perfect for mechanical rooms, confined spaces, or general remote alarming requirements. The AMC-RAM-3 includes a high visibility red strobe, as well as an 85db buzzer. The buzzer can be silenced using the integral acknowledge button.
- [AMC-C1 Series Calibration Kits](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-c1-series-calibration-kits/) - The proper preventative maintenance of your gas detection system will ensure that it is always performing optimally, and safely. Our C1 series of calibration kits include professional grade regulators, calibration adapters, a convenient carry case, and will work with a variety of industry standard 58L and 103L gas cylinders.
- [AMC-1AVCsv Standalone CO/NO₂ Monitor with VFD Output](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1avcsv-standalone-co-no2-monitor-with-vfd-output/) - The AMC 1AVCsv Gas Monitor is an economical standalone monitoring package for mixed vehicle applications, incorporating state of the art sensing technology and micro-controller based design within a compact package. It features a configurable VFD output circuit of the "worst case" gas concentration that can be set independently of sensor scale, and is jumper selectable
- [AMC-1AVCs Series Combination CO/NO₂ Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1avcs-combination-co-no2-monitor/) - The AMC-1AVCs Gas Monitor is an economical monitoring solution for mixed vehicle applications. With combined carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide monitoring and a rugged steel enclosure, the AMC-1AVCs turns even the simplest job into big savings. The AMC-1AVCs is ideal for smaller applications where you'll encounter both gasoline and diesel powered vehicles, such as fire
- [AMC-1ACOsvp Standalone Carbon Monoxide Monitor with ECM Fan Output](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1acosvp-standalone-carbon-monoxide-monitor-with-ecm-fan-output/) - The AMC 1ACOsvp Gas Monitor provides an economical standalone carbon monoxide monitoring package, incorporating state of the art sensing technology and micro-controller based design to provide accurate gas detection capabilities within a compact package. It features a configurable analog output circuit that can be set independently of sensor scale, and is jumper selectable for 4,20 mA,
- [AMC-CSA-CAT Series Hydrocarbon Sensor/Transmitter](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-csa-cat-series-hydrocarbon-sensor-transmitter/) - With time-tested catalytic bead pellistor sensors and a standard explosion-proof enclosure, the AMC-CSA-CAT provides the best value for performance for your hydrocarbon monitoring application. The AMC-CSA-CAT is based on our proven 360 transmitter design and features pluggable replacement sensors. The AMC-CSA-CAT works with all AMC monitors and many 3rd party control systems.
- [AMC-1A Series Single or Dual Channel Gas Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1a-series-single-or-dual-channel-gas-monitor/)
- [AMC-1AVCsvp Standalone CO/NO₂ Monitor with ECM Fan Output](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1avcsvp-standalone-co-no2-monitor-with-ecm-fan-output/) - The AMC 1AVCsvp Gas Monitor is an economical standalone monitoring package for mixed vehicle applications, incorporating state of the art sensing technology and micro-controller based design to provide accurate gas detection capabilities within a compact package. It features a configurable analog output circuit that can be set independently of sensor scale, and is jumper selectable for 4,20 mA,
- [AMC-1ACOs Series Standalone Carbon Monoxide Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1acos-standalone-carbon-monoxide-monitor/) - The AMC 1ACOs Gas Monitor provides an economical standalone carbon monoxide monitoring package, incorporating state of the art sensing technology and micro-controller based design to provide accurate gas detection capabilities within a compact package. The AMC-1ACO incorporates a robust steel enclosure designed to provide optimal gas flow ensuring rapid response. It is ideally suited for
- [AMC-1ACOsv Standalone Carbon Monoxide Monitor with VFD Output](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/product/amc-1acosv-standalone-carbon-monoxide-monitor-with-vfd-output/)

## Documents

- [AMC-1DMBx Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1dmbx-series-manual/) - Modular Box AMC-1DMBx Series
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-400-user-manual-v5-19/) - Combination CO/NO₂ Sensor Module with ADAPTiCal™
- [AMC-1B Standalone Series User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-standalone-series-user-manual-v5-19/)
- [AMC-UTx-M User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-user-manual-v5-19/) - Modbus RTU Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-1B Series User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-user-manual-v5-19/) - Single or Dual Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1BZ Series User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bz-series-user-manual-v5-19/) - Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems
- [1BREF Series Monitor User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/1bref-series-monitor-user-manual-v5-19/) - Series Single/Dual Channel Refrigerant Gas Monitor
- [AMC-UTx-REF Transmitter User Manual - v5.19](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-ref-transmitter-user-manual-v5-19/) - Refrigerant Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-400-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-UTx-M User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-UTx-REF Transmitter User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-ref-transmitter-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-UTx-REF Transmitter User Manual](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-ref-transmitter-user-manual/)
- [GCD Series User Manual](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/gcd-series-user-manual/)
- [AMC-1BZ Series User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bz-series-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-1BVC-LPG User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bvc-lpg-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-1B Standalone Series User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-standalone-series-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-1B Series User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-1BREF Series Monitor User Manual - v5.18](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bref-series-monitor-user-manual-v5-18/)
- [AMC-1BREF Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bref-series-user-manual/) - Single/Dual Channel Refrigerant Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1B Standalone Series User Manual - v5.16](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-standalone-series-user-manual-v5-16/)
- [AMC-1BZ Series User Manual - v5.16](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bz-series-user-manual-v5-16/)
- [AMC-UTx-B User Manual - v5.16](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-b-user-manual-v5-16/)
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 User Manual - v5.16](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-400-user-manual-v5-16/)
- [AMC-UTx-B](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-b/) - BACnet Transmitter with ADAPTiCal™ - v5.15
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 User Manual - v5.14](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-400-user-manual-v5-14/) - Combination CO/NO₂ Sensor Module with ADAPTiCal™
- [AMC-1B Series User Manual - v5.14](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-user-manual-v5-14/) - Single or Dual Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1B Series User Manual - v5.13](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-user-manual-v5-13/) - Single or Dual Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1BXX](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bxx/) - Standalone Monitor
- [AMC-UTx-M-400 Spec Sheet](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-utx-m-400/) - Combination CO/NO₂ Sensor Module with ADAPTiCal™
- [AMC-1B Standalone Series User Manual - v5.13](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-standalone-series-user-manual-v5-13/)
- [AMC-1B Standalone Series User Manual - v5.14](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-standalone-series-user-manual-v5-14/)
- [AMC-1BZ Series User Manual - v5.13](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bz-series-user-manual-v5-13/) - Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems
- [AMC-1BZ Series User Manual - v5.14](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1bz-series-user-manual-v5-14/) - Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems
- [AMC-1AD1/2 Series Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1ad1-2-series-multi-sensor-monitoring-systems/) - AMC-1AD1/2 Series Multi-Sensor Monitoring Systems
- [AMC-400 (Legacy Housing)](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-400-legacy-housing/) - AMC-400 Series Digital Vehicle Exhaust Sensor
- [AMC-CSA-CAT](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-csa-cat/) - Catalytic Combustible Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-1B Series Standalone Monitor Calibration](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-standalone-monitor-calibration/)
- [AMC-1B Series Standalone Monitor Configuration](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1b-series-standalone-monitor-configuration/)
- [AMC-1AREF Series Refrigerant Monitor](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1aref-series-refrigerant-monitor/) - AMC-1AREF Series Refrigerant Monitor
- [AMC-SIR](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-sir/) - AMC-SIR Infrared Refrigerant Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-1A1X with DSI](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1a1x-single-channel-monitor-with-dsi/) - AMC-1A1X Single Channel Monitor with Sensor Interface Board
- [AMC-1A2X with DSI](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1a2x-dual-channel-monitor-with-dsi/) - AMC-1A2X Dual Channel Monitor with Dual Sensor Interface Board
- [AMC-1A1X](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1a1x-single-channel-gas-monitor/) - AMC-1A1X Single Channel Monitor
- [AMC-1A2X](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1a2x-dual-channel-gas-monitor/) - AMC-1A2X Dual Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1400](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1400-four-channel-gas-monitor/) - AMC-1400 Four Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1800](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1800-multi-channel-gas-monitor/) - AMC-1800 Multi Channel Gas Monitor
- [AMC-1DBx Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1dbx-addressable-gas-monitor/) - AMC-1DBx Addressable Gas Monitor
- [AMC-CD-2](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-cd-2-human-occupancy-detector/) - AMC-CD-2 Human Occupancy Detector
- [AMC-1DBx BAS Integration Guide](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1dbx-bas-integration-guide/) - AMC-1DBx BAS Integration Guide
- [AMC-IM331](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-im331/) - AMC-IM331 Remote Display/Relay Module
- [AMC-1228](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1228/) - AMC-1228 Electrochemical CO or NO2 Sensor Module (Pre 2013)
- [AMC-210A](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-210a/) - AMC-210 Series Electrochemical Sensor/Transmitter with Integral Sensor
- [AMC-1044-T](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1044-t/) - AMC-1044-T Single Channel Gas Monitor with Nema 4x Enclosure
- [AMC-1100](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1100/) - AMC-1100 Series Single Gas Portable Monitor
- [AMC-360-R](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-360-r/) - AMC-360 Series Catalytic Combustible Sensor/Transmitter with Pre-Amp
- [AMC-VersaTox (2012 and later)](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-versatox-2012-and-later/) - AMC-Versatox Series Toxic Gas Sensor/Transmitter (2012 and later)
- [AMC-1800V](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1800v/) - AMC-1800 Multi Channel Gas Monitor for Remote Sensor/Transmitters Voltage Mode
- [AMC-V8500](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-v8500/) - AMC-V8500 Infrared Refrigerant Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-ST Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-st-series/) - AMC-ST Series Magnetic Calibration Transmitter
- [AMC-IR152](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-ir152/) - AMC-IR152 Infrared Sensor/Transmitter for Combustibles or CO2
- [AMC-DTM](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-dtm/) - AMC-DTM Non-Intrusive Transmitter
- [AMC-390](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-390/) - AMC-390 Series Infrared Sensor/Transmitter for Combustibles and CO2
- [AMC-350](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-350/) - AMC-350 Series Solid State Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-2751](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-2751/) - Electrochemical CO Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-2701](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-2701/) - AMC-2701 Electrochemical CO Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-200 Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-200-series/) - AMC-200 Series Electrochemical Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-1224](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1224/) - AMC-1224 Solid State CO Sensor Module
- [Fire Panel - Section 2a](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/fire-panel-section-2a/) - Part 2a of 3
- [Fire Panel - Section 3](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/fire-panel-section-3/) - Section 3 of 3
- [Fire Panel - Section 2b](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/fire-panel-section-2b/) - Part 2b of 3
- [Fire Panel - Section 1](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/fire-panel-section-1/) - Section 1 of 3
- [Vehicle Exhaust Tips](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/vehicle-exhaust-tips/) - Tips for using the AMC-1A Series in Vehicle Exhaust Applications
- [AMC-1040-VC](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1040-vc/) - AMC-1040-VC Combination CO/NO2 Monitor
- [AMC-1040](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1040/) - AMC-1040 Standalone CO Monitor with Electrochemical Sensor
- [AMC-1032](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1032/) - AMC-1032 Dual Channel CO & Propane Monitor
- [AMC-1030](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1030/) - AMC-1030 Single/Dual Channel Monitor
- [AMC-1022 D](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1022-d/) - AMC-1022D Series Montors for use with AMC122X Series Sensor Modules
- [AMC-1022 M](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1022-m/) - AMC-1022M Multi Channel Monitors for Remote Sensors or Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-1022 R/T](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1022-r-t/) - AMC-1022 R/T Single Channel Monitor for Remote Sensors or Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-1022 Standard](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1022-standard/) - AMC-1022 Standalone CO Monitor
- [AMC-1013/1014](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1013-1014/) - AMC-1013/1014 Three or Four Channel Monitor for Remote Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-1011/1012](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1011-1012/) - AMC-1011/1012 Single or Dual Channel Monitor for Remote Sensor/Transmitters
- [AMC-RAM-4](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-ram-4/) - AMC-RAM-4 Refrigerant Alarm Module
- [AMC-RAM-3](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-ram-3/) - AMC-RAM-3 Remote Audio/Visual Alarm
- [AMC-CK2700](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-ck2700/) - AMC-CK2700 Calibration Mixing Chamber for Solid State Sensors
- [AMC-VersaTox (Pre 2012)](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-versatox-pre-2012/) - AMC-VersaTox Series Toxic Gas Sensor/Transmitter (Pre 2012)
- [AMC-DTR](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-dtr/) - AMC-DTR Non-Intrusive Digital Transmitter
- [AMC-3701](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-3701/) - AMC-3701 Series Solid State Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-1228s](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1228s/) - AMC-1228s Electrochemical CO or NO2 Sensor Module (2013 and later)
- [AMC-1225](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1225/) - AMC-1225 Solid State Combustible Sensor Module
- [AMC-1222](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1222/) - AMC-1222 Combination CO/NO2 Sensor Module with Comfort Zone
- [AMC-400 Series](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-400-series/) - AMC-400 Series Digital Vehicle Exhaust Sensor
- [AMC-360-IREP](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-360-irep/) - AMC-360-IREP Infrared Sensor/Transmitter for Combustibles or CO2
- [AMC-340](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-340-2/) - AMC-340 Series Solid State Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-360](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-360/) - AMC-360 Series Catalytic Combustible Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-310](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-310/) - AMC-310 Infrared CO2 Sensor/Transmitter
- [AMC-210 B/C](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-210-b-c/) - AMC-210 Series Sensor/Transmitter with External Sensors (PVC or Exp-Proof)
- [AMC-1400V](https://armstrongmonitoring.com/document/amc-1400v/) - AMC-1400 Four Channel Gas Monitor for Remote Sensor/Transmitters Voltage Mode

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