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With so many options out there for fire and gas detection systems, knowing where to start and what system components your business needs can be quite overwhelming - but that’s where we step in!
We’ll introduce you to some of our most popular products in this blog and help you understand what situation they’re best placed for.
We’ll go through the MSA range first.
MSA
MSA X5000 Gas Detector
If efficiency is really important to you then this gas detector solution is sure to be a good fit. The MSA X5000 is a fantastic addition to the ULTIMA X series thanks to it being part of the
range with the exact same retro fittings.
Using advanced sensor technology, the cells that are inserted into the sensor have an extended calibration cycle of 18 months making them cost efficient. In addition, the ‘swapsafe’ feature enables cells to be swapped out without powering the system off. It also uses Bluetooth connectivity to send data directly to your connected device which can help reduce set up time by 50%.
This is a good solution if you’re looking for something that is much lower maintenance but still does a fantastic job - an ideal module for a variety of industries such as petrochemical, utilities, wastewater and general industry.
MSA ELDS Open path gas detector
This gas detector uses a scope to detect gasses, monitoring for fugtive emissions. This technology reduces the chances of having to shut down all of your business’ operations thanks to its superb capabilities (i.e catching a leak in a contained area before it spreads further).
These devices are usually placed around the perimeter boarder of a your business, such as a plant or storage area. This module can also be used in close proximity of areas with increased risk of gas leakage like around pipes and compressors.
We can set up the module to detect from a wide range of toxic and flammable gasses, and the Bluetooth connectivity built into it makes adjusting and collecting data far easier in comparison to other solutions.
MSA PRIMA X Gas transmitter
The PRIMA X product is designed with detecting toxic and combustible gasses in mind, making it the prefect module for businesses in gas and oil for example.
You won’t need to worry about its durability as it is designed with harsh indoor and outdoor environments in mind, thanks to its aluminium enclosure.
This is overall a very solid solution for a variety of businesses that is sure to be a worthwhile integration.
Det-Tronics
Det-Tronics X3301 Flame Detector
Using a reliable IR sensor, this module is able to detect various sizes of flames and their fuel sources with ease.
Being suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, the X3301 is designed for businesses that need to detect light to heavy hydrocarbon fires thanks to its three IR sensors. It is an ideal solution for many environments, including ones that are more extreme.
Some of the many places this module is sure to excel in include hangars, loading racks, warehouses and in refineries.
Det-Tronics PIRECL Gas Detector
This gas detector has the ability to detect a large array of flammable hydrocarbon gasses with the option to programme more once initial set-up has been completed.
The PIRECL’s robust assembly makes it a very handy detector to have for on/offshore gas and oil facilities. It is certified for use in Class 1, Divisions 1 and 2, and Zones 1 and 2 of hazardous areas making it incredibly versatile.
Det-Tronics LS2000 line of site gas detector
This line of sight detector has a very large range of 120 meters, making it capable of monitoring larger sites with high levels of accuracy. The LS2000 can be used as a standalone product or in conjunction with other Det-Tronic modules!
It’s also worth noting that the module is certified explosion-proof for use in Class I, Division 1 and 2; Class II, Division 1; Class I, Zone 1; and Zone 1, Zone 2 hazardous areas.
Crowcon
On the whole, we use a lot of Crowcon products in fire and gas detection systems for our customers as they’re reliable and well suited to a lot of environments.
There are far too many to cover in just one blog, so if you’d like to learn more about these or any other mentioned then feel free to get in touch.
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