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This BW Solo model incorporates integrated Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for real-time telemetry up to 6 meters and features a fast-response 1-Series electrochemical sensor. In addition, front-access serviceable design allows filter replacement without disassembling the housing or using screwdrivers.
The Honeywell BW Solo BLE Wireless CO gas detector provides distinct architectural advantages over standard legacy single-gas monitors:
- Integrated Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Wireless Transceiver: Standard non-wireless detectors store records locally until manually docked. This wireless variant transmits live gas telemetry, operational status, and alarm events in real time up to 6 meters to connected smart devices, enabling immediate remote safety oversight.
- Low-Profile 1-Series Sensor Architecture: Unlike traditional cylindrical 4-series sensors, the square 1-Series sensor is built with one-third the standard physical height. This reduced depth shortens the gas diffusion pathway into the electrochemical cell, driving faster sensor response times while maintaining a compact, lightweight device footprint.
- Tool-Free Field Maintenance: The detector is designed with a quick-release front sensor door. Operators can inspect and replace sensor filters without unscrewing or separating the outer casing, maintaining enclosure integrity and reducing field maintenance labor. When replacing the internal 2/3AA 3.6V lithium cell battery (they are not included), replacement can be performed directly without instrument disposal.
