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BM 25 & BM 25 WIRELESS 10 years of improved safety


Suitable for a wide range of industries, including refineries and pharmaceutical production, the BM 25 and BM 25 Wireless gas detectors from Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection are durable and highly versatile. With a range of 31 gases that can be detected, the BM 25 is the perfect solution for many applications such as rig overhauls and fence-line surveillance


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ith more than 14,000 units on the field, the BM 25 is a proven in use, highly


durable unit resistant to harsh environments. 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 packs the benefits of a fixed system


area monitor into a rugged, user-friendly and transportable instrument. Powered by a NiMH battery pack, the BM 25W


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. The BM 25 is durable and versatile. It is


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


6 WINTER 2019 | INDUSTRIAL COMPLIANCE


TELEDYNE GAS AND FLAME DETECTION Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection has debuted its gas and flame solutions, product breadth and innovative technologies as a unified front. The new group is formed by Detcon, Oldham Simtronics and GMI brands. “By unifying our expanded portfolio


of brands into Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection, we’re providing the POG, industrial, hazmat and commercial communities with a single source for a broad line of safety equipment, including an enhanced offering of gas and flame detection system solutions,” said Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection’s products manager. “From the safety managers


The products from Teledyne Gas and Flame


Detection are well recognised for being designed for harsh environments and tough applications and appreciated for their user-friendly portables and large fixed selection. They help keep personnel and plants safe from hazards thanks to a wide range of sensing technology, including electro chemical, catalytic beat, metal oxide sensor, infrared and other optic solutions for gas and flame detection.


The products from Teledyne Gas and Flame


Detection are well recognised for being designed for harsh environments and tough applications.


who are responsible for choosing their team’s equipment to the workers who need confidence in that equipment so they can stay focused on the task at hand, our customers can be assured that under the umbrella of Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection we have products, technology and service that can help them be safe and successful,” the products manager added.


A CUSTOMISED APPROACH When customers require a customised approach, Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection’s application engineering groups help customers build the right plan for their unique hazards. A complete product line and industry-leading solutions offer


excellent perspective and quality


products trusted for the most critical situations. For a BM 25 demo or more information on


Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection’s full range of products and services, please check the company’s website: www.teledynegasandflamedetection.com


Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection www.teledynegasandflamedetection.com


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