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Detects LPG hazards
April 1st 2008

The Xgard IR LPG from Crowcon is a new, low cost infrared fixed gas detector designed to detect liquefied petroleum gas hazards before concentrations reach flammable levels.

Xgard is totally immune to poisoning and will reliably warn of LPG hazards in environments that may be unsuitable for other types of sensor. The detection range is 0 to 100% LEL (lower exposure limit). The IR sensors will fail to safety, detect flammable gas in inert backgrounds and are not damaged by high gas concentrations.

The new IR LPG sensor can be specified with two types of enclosure: polyester-coated aluminium or 316 stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance in extreme environments. The sensor, which has a life expectancy of more than five years, is a simple plug-in module that makes replacement quick and easy.

ATEX and IECEx approved for use in hazardous areas, the Xgard IR LPG is Exd flameproof rated.

The standard junction box is designed for wall and ceiling mounting, and four cable gland options ensure compatibility on any site.

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