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THE NEXT BIG THING FROM THE CONNECTED SAFETY LEADER


Blackline is changing the gas detection world. Again. Introducing G7 Exo — the world’s first cloud-connected area monitor with integrated 2G/3G/4G communications. From the moment G7 Exo is turned on, it automatically connects directly to the Blackline Safety Cloud and delivers a complete situational view to businesses. G7 Exo defines the ideal cloud-connected area monitor for facilities, maintenance projects, tank farms, perimeter monitoring, drilling rigs and disaster response.


ƒ The industry’s longest runtime with over 100 days of battery life


ƒ Drop-and-go area monitoring with 2G/3G/4G LTE cellular and optional Iridium satellite connectivity


ƒ 10-second gas readings that are supported by Blackline Analytics cloud-based software


ƒ Automatic configuration from the Blackline Safety Cloud


ƒ Intelligent zones that notify workers in the area of gas-based hazards


ƒ The same, broad lineup of G7 plug- and-play gas sensor cartridges as G7 wearables


ƒ Diffusion operation with the option of a four-channel pump to remotely sample air from confined spaces


ƒ Optional 24/7 live monitoring by Blackline Safety’s network of ARC partners


BLACKLINE SAFETY EUROPE LAUNCHES G7 EXO HALL 7A, STAND C02


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