The Chameleon is an innovative, easy-to-use color-changing chemical detection device. This kit, widely used by the military, police, firefighters and rescue workers, indicates precisely the presence of hazardous toxic substances. If two colors appear in the window, users know there is a danger.
Color-changing detection kit for unknown, dangerous or illicit substances
Several kits available for different situations (fires, chemical accidents, military reconnaissance, etc.)
Easily attached to the forearm for hands-free detection of gases and vapors in the air
Easy to use and affordable, fast and reliable results in minutes
Designed for use in arctic, tropical and desert conditions
Additional information
Military, police, firefighters and emergency personnel face many threats, including chemical exposure. With Chameleon's color-changing chemical detection kit, it's easy to tell if a chemical hazard is present. One color indicates the absence of toxic gas. When two colors appear on the display, users know it's time to take action. No chemical detector is easier to use!
The Chameleon kit attaches easily to the forearm for hands-free detection of gases and vapors in the air. Simple to use and inexpensive, it is designed for use in arctic, tropical and desert conditions. It can even be immersed in water. Several kits are available to meet different situations:
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