The choice of gas detector depends largely on your operating conditions and needs, but there are general guidelines to keep in mind.
Detectable gases and monitoring accuracy
The first thing is to make sure that your gas detector can sense the gases that may be present in the intended use environment. The gas detectors we offer detect a wide range of gases, with both single and multi-gas detectors available. Identifying the type of gas and accurately determining the concentration is critical in industrial environments.
Suitability for demanding environments
Is there noise, high temperatures, or humidity in the environment? High-quality detectors are designed to withstand demanding industrial environments where humidity, dust and heat are commonplace.
Versatile alarm modes
A sound alarm alone is not enough! A flashing LED light and vibration are necessary in noisy environments. They ensure that the alarm is detected locally under any circumstances.
For example, Blackline Safety gas detectors and lone working safety devices also feature a real-time locator, configurable alarms and a two-way radio.
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Ease of use
One of the most important features of a safety device is intuitive and easy operation in critical situations, when every second counts. In emergencies, quick response is essential; there is no room for mistakes or time wasted on thinking which button to press.
The brands we represent make reliable and intuitive devices. Our experienced team will train and support you with deployment, calibration and maintenance.
Honeywell BW Clip represents gas detectors with the lowest deployment threshold. Once activated, the device operates continuously for up to three years without maintenance. As such, BW Clips are ideal detectors for frequently changing maintenance personnel, for example.
Certificates and standards
Third-party certifications ensure that our equipment has been tested to meet the most stringent operation and condition requirements. Our high-quality gas detectors meet all critical safety standards, including ATEX, IECEx and CE certifications.
Integration and network capabilities
Do your premises comprise several properties or complexes? If yes, integration and network capabilities are essential features. Fixed gas detectors can be integrated into larger safety and monitoring systems as individual units or through gas control panels. Various models support wireless data transmission and remote monitoring. For fixed gas detectors, we offer solutions from Detector and Honeywell.