Wireless gas monitoring

According to Draeger, transportable
gas detection has entered a new era
with the launch of its X-zone 5000
wireless monitoring unit. Easily
positioned and providing clear
alarms, the robust, waterproof units
ensure incr

According to Draeger, transportable
gas detection has entered a new era
with the launch of its X-zone 5000
wireless monitoring unit. Easily
positioned and providing clear
alarms, the robust, waterproof units
ensure increased levels of safety by
detecting and communicating the
presence of a wide range of toxic,
combustible and explosive gases over
longer distances.

Bringing Zone 0 ATEX
performance, long sensor life,
enhanced battery life and a high
degreee of flexibility to area
monitoring, the Draeger X-zone also
offers a lower cost of ownership.

Using a variety of alarms to warn
of different types of gases, up to 25
of the units can be used at any one
time, acting as wireless monitors
around a specific zone, including
those areas where an explosion
hazard might exist. This networking
and synchronised signalling
capability means people can be
guided away from the potential
hazard.

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