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Ammonia (NH3) rises into the air, and therefore the gas detectors are placed up under the ceiling. To ensure accurate testing and calibration of their gas detectors, Leif needed to reach high-up installations. Using a lift, he accessed each gas detector, strategically placed to detect any ammonia leaks promptly. Moreover, with each ascent in the lift, Leif had to bring along all the necessary equipment, including his laptop, test gas, tools, and calibration schema, ensuring that he had everything at hand to conduct a thorough inspection. As depicted in the image, Leif had to bring along all the necessary equipment for each ascent in the lift. This included his laptop, calibration gas, tools, and calibration chart, ensuring he was fully equipped to conduct a thorough inspection at every height.
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