Items Tagged with 'flame detection'

Honeywell announced today that it has appointed RKA Applied Solutions as a distributor for Honeywell Analytics gas and flame detection products for industrial and commercial customers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin.

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection is pleased to announce the release of its new Gasurveyor 700 (GS700), a highly-configurable, infrared gas detector ideal for use in all gas utility applications

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection is pleased to announce that the DG-TT7-S and DM-TT6-S gas detectors with Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) sensor are now SIL 2 approved.

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection is pleased to announce that the GMI PS200 portable gas detector is now available with a new catalytic bead sensor option that provides an increased battery life of up to 80 hours in diffusion mode and 20 hours in pump mode. Both lightweight and durable, the instrument is ideal for protection in hotworks and confined space applications.

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection is pleased to introduce the Model X40 integrated alarm and control system, a low power device designed to monitor multiple gas detectors and a wide range of other field devices. The versatile control system receives and supervises inputs using either 4-20mA DC or Serial RS-485 Modbus and is available in two packages: Model X40-8 and Model X40-32.

Tyco Gas & Flame Detection is pleased to announce that the Oldham BM 25A and BM 25AW (wireless) have been certified to Canadian Standards Association (CSA) and now carry the CSA mark of approval for use in hazardous areas.

MSA and General Monitors combine 150 years’ experience to build the toughest, most innovative gas and flame detection solutions in the world. New video Keeping You Safe highlights that commitment to provide the most advanced gas and flame sensing technologies to protect lives and enhance facility safety.

Scott Safety, a Tyco business, announced today that it has completed the acquisition of Industrial Safety Technologies (IST), a global leader in gas and flame detection, from Battery Ventures for $329.5 million in cash.