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HT100 is a portable chemical agent detector designed for chemical warfare agent detection, built on HT-Nova's proprietary advanced bipolar drift tube. A suite of auxiliary sensors extends the range of threats it covers, in a compact, rugged package intended for field reconnaissance and industrial safety work.

HT100 exists to answer one question quickly in the open: what is in the air here, and is it safe to proceed. It is carried into reconnaissance tasks and industrial sites where the hazard is chemical and the assessment has to happen where the team is standing.
The proprietary advanced bipolar drift tube is what gives the instrument its sensitivity to chemical warfare agents; the auxiliary sensors widen the range of threats it can recognise. Working across multiple sensors and channels is also what keeps false alarms low, which matters when an alarm triggers an evacuation or a change of approach.
The instrument does not simply alarm. It names the gas it has detected and indicates the level present, so an operator can judge both what they are dealing with and how serious it is. The rugged build supports continuous operation in harsh conditions.

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