The Standard suggests that where electrical parts of a machine are in the same space as the boiler and that space is less than 10m3 net volume, the area is likely to be hazardous and should be risk assesed under DSEAR. Therefore, the control box and pressure switches are not to be installed on a gas booster anymore. IGEM has also suggested that a gas sensor should be located within the system. 

David Palmer, Secomak MD says: “We have produced a shrouded all in one system that complies with the latest IGEM regulations. This provides customers with an effective and responsible solution to their gas boosting needs.”

In addition to this, it integrates the gas booster with a housing and all equipment that is now required by IGEM, into one easy to install unit.

The new Gas Sensor System is compatable with the current range of Secomak Gas Boosters and can be sold as a complete set or in separate units.