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You’ve decided your facility would benefit from the installation and implementation of a gas detection system. This is a big step in protecting your workers and your facility. Now comes the fun part, selecting the right technology to meet the needs of your application.
Almost every homeowner has a toolbox filled with trusted tools to help get the job done. Tools that are reliable, and trusted to perform time and time again. Tools that are easy to use and don’t require instruction manuals. The same is true for safety professionals who keep people safe.
The safety industry has worked diligently over the past decade to improve the effectiveness of refrigerant, toxic and combustible gas sensors. The latest digital technologies have been employed at the sensor and systems levels to add greater intelligence and communications capabilities.
The appropriate safety gear is a critical part of making sure your teams go home safely to their families. It can be tempting to make the decisions based solely on the per-unit purchase price. But when it comes to keeping your people safe, reliability, durability, and usability should be priorities.
Detcon’s Model X40 NEMA 4X version alarm and control system has received CE Mark approval and now complies with European Union health and safety requirements.
Providing “Best in Class” Hazardous Gas Monitoring
March 18, 2013
The new Sierra Monitor Sentry IT Fire and Gas Detection System builds upon the Sierra Monitor heritage of “Best in Class” intelligent hazardous gas detection.
