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Home » Wireless gas monitoring predicts safety risks
Undetected gas leaks and subsequent damage, if uncontrolled and unmonitored, pose a dangerous safety risk to industrial assets and facility workers, as well as to the communities around them.
To reduce risks, wireless remote gas monitoring is rapidly gaining ground. Monitoring gas levels in real-time identifies tank leaks and dangerous confined-space gas levels. Data such as the time of reading, concentrations, lower explosive limits, and other variables may be analyzed and trended to identify dangerous situations and ultimately predict failure before it occurs.