Gas-Pro multigas detector with confined space entry feature from Crowcon
Crowcon’s Gas-Pro portable gas detector is designed to give the user flexibility when wanting to detect more than the standard 4 gases.
Crowcon’s Gas-Pro portable gas detector is designed to give the user flexibility when wanting to detect more than the standard 4 gases.
Crowcon Detection Instruments has introduced XgardIQ – an intelligent and versatile gas detector and transmitter compatible with Crowcon’s full range of sensor technologies.
Crowcon has launched a portable multigas detector which is designed to provide advanced protection for employees working in harsh environments and to minimise the cost of ownership through faster servicing.
Crowcon, a manufacturer of portable and fixed gas-detection equipment, is sponsoring the ‘Trail by Fire’ scientific expedition to the volcanoes of the South American Andes with the loan of Gas-Pro portable gas detectors.
Crowcon’s T4 protects against the 4 most prevalent gas hazards: carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), flammable gases and oxygen depletion/enrichment.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is commonly used in the manufacture of popular beverages, and large storage cylinders are used for local dispensing of soft drinks, lager and beer. Louise Early, strategic industry manager at Crowcon Detection Instruments, discusses the use and potential hazards of CO2 in the food and beverage industry, as well as how the use of gas detection can contribute to keeping employees safe that are involved in the supply, delivery and maintenance of equipment.
The next-generation XgardIQ gas detector from Crowcon Detection Instruments can now be fitted with sensors for the detection of ammonia or sulphur dioxide, in addition to the existing range of sensors which covers 10 different toxic or hazardous gases.
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a constantly present hazard in the drinks industry, but many don’t fully understand the danger.
Crowcon’s Gas-Pro and T4 multi-gas detectors now enable vessels to comply with the SOLAS X1-1/7 directive, which became effective on 1st July 2016. Both detectors are also approved by the Marine Equipment Directive (MED)
Crowcon Gas-Pro portable multigas detector is a compact and rugged instrument that withstands harsh environments and everyday use, and its clever design makes it simple to use.
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