Sensor specific to TIC Vapor Detector?

• A. Oxygen Sensor
• B. Ammonia Sensor
• C. Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN) or (AC)
• D. Chlorine Sensor

Answer: (C)

TIC Vapor Detectors are designed with sensors tuned to detect specific toxic industrial chemicals. Among common TIC hazards, hydrogen cyanide (HCN) is a classic target for a dedicated vapor sensor, often listed as HCN or related cyanide compounds (AC) in detector specs. This specialized sensor responds to cyanide vapors at low levels, giving rapid warnings in environments where cyanide exposure could occur. Other options—oxygen sensors, ammonia sensors, and chlorine sensors—monitor different hazards and aren’t the primary sensors for detecting cyanide vapors in a TIC-focused detector. So the cyanide sensor is the best match for a TIC Vapor Detector because it directly aligns with the expected toxic vapor threat the device is built to warn against.