F-Gas detector
Crowcon’s F-Gas infrared detector is a fixed-point detector specially calibrated to detect a wide range of F-gases. Rugged and easy to install, it can be connected to any control system which accepts analogue signals.
Crowcon’s F-Gas infrared detector is a fixed-point detector specially calibrated to detect a wide range of F-gases. Rugged and easy to install, it can be connected to any control system which accepts analogue signals.
Aconfined 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. This covers just about
every industry, including utilities,
construction, hydrocarbon exploration
and processing, petrochemicals,
marine, agriculture, food processing
and brewing, and emergency services.
Crowcon’s new Vortex FP Compact control panel increases the flexibility of its flameproof product range.
The hazards associated with CO2 in the brewing industry are well known, yet still people die in completely avoidable accidents. Chris Wilson, Crowcon’s senior support engineer, outlines the need for adequate CO2 gas safety procedures.
The new Crowcon Clip and Clip+ single gas monitors are simple to use and designed to ensure compliance with regulations and company procedures in hazardous areas.
If you would like to know what are the ‘Seven Deadly Sins of Gas Detection’ a visit to Crowcon’s booth (6J24) at the A+A Trade Fair in Düsseldorf this November should prove of use.
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 so users only need purchase the required number of input modules and add more, if required, at a later date.
Crowcon’s Gasmaster monitors up to four gas detectors or four fire zones, all from a single location.
Fluke has introduced infrared cameras with advanced connectivity and accuracy to boost technicians’ productivity in the field.
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