Is there a safety standard for scanners regarding natural gas?12607
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Hi All, I could imagine that some environments - such as a natural gas power plant - require use of gear that meets certain safety standards. Are you a subject matter expert on this topic? Would  to see you weigh-in on this topic.Much thanks, Dan P.S. This question is inspired by the WGAN Forum discussion started by: @tresdepro ✓ Is the BLK360 the best option for scanning a Natural Gas Power Plant? Quote: Originally Posted by @tresdepro |
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| Unless someone is planning on putting sparklers up on top it should be as safe as any laptop or cell phone. It's just a camera array with an embedded PC and some lithium ion batteries. | ||
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