24 GAS DETECTION
A Stand-alone gas detector with Smart Sensors
Reliable Transportable Gas detection: easy to deploy
With more than 18,000 units on the field, the BM 25 packs the benefits of a fixed system area monitor into a rugged, user-friendly and transportable instrument. It was designed to detect one to five gases for mobile or temporary work applications, team protection, area surveillance, or places where fixed detection systems are not suitable.
The BM 25 is a a proven in use, highly durable unit resistant to harsh environment, powered by a NiMH battery pack, it offers up to 135 hours of continuous run time. Standard features include STEL and TWA values and data logging. An intrinsically safe trickle charger is also available for long-term area monitoring in classified zones.
Available as an option, the radio communication allows several BM 25 devices to communicate on the same network or to send information wirelessly to a controller.
If a BM 25 does not respond or if the network is split, then it is possible to continue to work by the time of the restoration of the network. All safety functions remain effective. When the obstacle is gone, the communication resumes automatically.
Suitable for a wide range of industries including refineries and pharmaceutical production, with a range of 31 gases that can be detected, the BM 25 is the perfect solution for many applications such as turnaround work sites, rig overhauls and fence-line surveillance.
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Did you know gas detection could be easy? Detecting explosive and toxic gas or oxygen, with a non-intrusive calibration, the iTrans2 infrared gas detector provides one or two points of detection from a single head.
No need to wire back to a central control panel, with optional on-board relays, this fixed gas detector has the added ability of activating alarms, horns, or fans and can also shut down a system with maximum flexibility, superior performance and lower installation costs.
The iTrans 2 can be configured to meet nearly any application : options include : HART communication, stainless steel enclosure, remote sensing…
The iTrans 2 supports a Large Sensor Offering of Electrochemical, Catalytic Bead and Infrared sensors and all smart sensors come factory pre-calibrated, if this doesn’t sound easy enough, contact us.
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Easy-to use, zero maintenance Portable Single Gas Monitor
No battery charging or calibration is required with the Protégé ZM, designed to provide two years of gas detection (under typical conditions).
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One- button activation, adjustable alarm settings and an easy-to-read display make the unit simple to use and easy to wear with its small and lightweight package - less than three oz.
Available in oxygen, carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulphide single gas models, the Protégé ZM delivers high performance in a small, ergonomically designed IP67 package, giving industrial workers and first responders the confidence to focus on the task at hand, not on their equipment.
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