Gas safety in confined spaces
A confined space is any space large
enough for someone to enter and
perform assigned work, which has
limited means of entry or exit, and
which is not designed for
continuous worker occupancy.
A confined space is any space large
enough for someone to enter and
perform assigned work, which has
limited means of entry or exit, and
which is not designed for
continuous worker occupancy.
Like the existing Vortex FP, the FP Compact is designed to monitor toxic and flammable gas detectors or fire detectors where there is a need for the control system to be installed in Atex Zone 1 and 2 hazardous areas.
Crowcon showing latest gas safety technology at Offshore Europe…
There are many reasons why a portable gas detector may not react to gas, some of which may not be evident to the user. The safest way to make sure a gas monitor is working at its optimum is to regularly test the unit. This is known as a gas or ‘bump’ test, explains Crowcon.
The new Crowcon Clip and Clip+ single gas monitors are simple to use and designed with one thing in mind: compliance with regulations and company procedures in the oil and gas industry.
What are the seven deadly sins of gas detection? To find out visit Crowcon at A+A where you can also see their new range of gas detection technology including Gas-Pro, the multigas portable monitor for confined space work.
The new Crowcon I-Test bump testing and calibration station is designed to test and verify that Crowcon’s Gas-Pro portable gas detectors are in a compliant state.
Crowcon’s new Gasmaster control panel has a modular design meaning users only need purchase the required number of input modules.
Gas detection specialist Crowcon has celebrated the official ground breaking for its new 40,000 square foot facility at the prestigious Milton Park in Didcot, UK.
Suitable for use in the oil, gas, petrochemical and utility industries, Crowcon’s new Detective+ is a free-standing, transportable multigas monitor that can be used individually or in groups to monitor up to four gases at once.
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