Case for my 02 & CO analyzer

[Ulfhedinn]

I picked up a OxyCheq Expedition O2 Analyzer and will have a Expedition CO Analyzer on order soon. Would like to be able to fit them both in a waterproof box that allows me to keep the flow restrictor on If I so wish. The container it comes in is fine for the shop but not at the dive site. Would like to be able to take when traveling too... Fits in my dive bag. IDEAS? Didn't see a pelican that wasn't to big.

Approximate Dimensions: L3.5" x W2.5" x H1.6" each. Flow restrictor add 1/2" to height.

OxyCheq Expedition O2 Analyzer

Features: Easy Operation Compact Durable O-Ring Sealed ABA Case splash proof Built in Flow Restrictor Gas calibration for air or pure oxygen On/Off/On with backlight Easy sensor and battery replacement Fast response long life sensor Temperature Range 0-50c (32-122F) Expected battery life of two...

www.oxycheq.com

Expedition CO Analyzer w/ Alarm ... OUT OF STOCK DUE TO SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES

Expedition Carbon Monoxide Analyzer with Alarm. Compact and fits in your hand Range: 0-100 ppm Accuracy: +/- 2 ppm Alarm: Alarm sounds @ 10 ppm (+/- 1ppm) Sensor: Galvanic (Replaceable) Cost to Replace Sensor: ($140 MSRP) Response Time: 95% @ 10 seconds (May very in extreme temperatures) Sensor...

www.oxycheq.com

 

[MaxE]

I think you need to look at the pelican site. They have cases of all sizes. Some too small for what you need and some way to big. I do believe they have the just right Goldilocks case for your needs. The question will be with or without foam….

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1120, 1150 & 1200 seem like a starting place

 

[Johnoly]

When I'm not on vacation and at my home port, I keep both my O2 and CO testers in an air tight Pelican 1200 case. It's small enough to take to the LDS and check my tanks and then sits on the floor next to my tanks. It's so strong it doesn't matter if it gets kicked around and knocked over. The air tight seal also saves the sensor life. If I go on vacation I take just the 2 tester units and put them in my dry bag so I don't carry the pelican.

In your weekly tank fills, you'll need a couple of other items and that's why the 1200 case is a little bigger but has additional room. I also bring my own tank pressure checker cause it's just quicker than looking for the shop's. Same reason I pack a magic marker cause you can't find one when you need to write down the mix on the tank label. I keep a paint pen to refresh my name / tank ID # too cause I abuse my equipment and it wears off. Lastly I keep an IP pressure gauge just so it reminds me to do an IP check once a month so I don't get any sudden surprises which will cancel a dive.

If you do get a case with "pick & pull" foam,>>>Use an electric carving knife (like for turkey) and it will easily make smooth curves & custom cut-outs for your items and make it look like it came from the factory. Whatever case you decide on don't forget >> Engrave your Name & cell # plus the word "Reward$$" on the outside. Pict below of my 1200 case setup. PS Harbor Freight has some really good Pelican 'Clones'

 

[Ulfhedinn]

When I'm not on vacation and at my home port, I keep both my O2 and CO testers in an air tight Pelican 1200 case. It's small enough to take to the LDS and check my tanks and then sits on the floor next to my tanks. It's so strong it doesn't matter if it gets kicked around and knocked over. The air tight seal also saves the sensor life. If I go on vacation I take just the 2 tester units and put them in my dry bag so I don't carry the pelican.

In your weekly tank fills, you'll need a couple of other items and that's why the 1200 case is a little bigger but has additional room. I also bring my own tank pressure checker cause it's just quicker than looking for the shop's. Same reason I pack a magic marker cause you can't find one when you need to write down the mix on the tank label. I keep a paint pen to refresh my name / tank ID # too cause I abuse my equipment and it wears off. Lastly I keep an IP pressure gauge just so it reminds me to do an IP check once a month so I don't get any sudden surprises which will cancel a dive.

If you do get a case with "pick & pull" foam,>>>Use an electric carving knife (like for turkey) and it will easily make smooth curves & custom cut-outs for your items and make it look like it came from the factory. Whatever case you decide on don't forget >> Engrave your Name & cell # plus the word "Reward$$" on the outside. Pict below of my 1200 case setup. PS Harbor Freight has some really good Pelican 'Clones'


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Some great ideas in here. Thanks