RKI's new GX-6100 monitors the four confined-space gases plus two smart-sensor slots for PID, IR, or super-toxic sensors, with a 600+ compound VOC library.
RKI Instruments has released the GX-6100, the successor to the GX-6000 that has anchored confined-space and VOC work for years. The formula stays: the four standard confined-space gases (LEL, O2, CO, H2S) plus two interchangeable smart-sensor slots. What changes is the reach of those slots: dual PID capability, PPM and IR options, super-toxic sensors, and a VOC library that now exceeds 600 compounds.
The practical details hold up: internal sample pump for remote draw, man-down and panic alarms, a rotating LCD that reads correctly however the unit hangs, an LED flashlight, and up to 28 hours of runtime on the Li-ion pack. RKI backs it with a three-year material and workmanship warranty, and the new SDM-6100 docking station handles calibration and bump testing.
For crews already running GX-6000 fleets, the GX-6100 slots into the same role with more sensor flexibility per unit, which can mean carrying one instrument where two went before.
Valley Instrument has sold and serviced RKI gas detection for decades. Configured versions on our site start at $2,040 list for the four-gas base unit, and every configuration is quoted per application: tell us your target gases and we will spec the sensor complement, docking, and calibration plan.
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