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Have you seen the TOC-903-X5? 👀 A standalone detector approved for Zone 1 and 2 (Gas) environments that offer dual gas detecting capabilities in one compact housing ⚠ When it comes to keeping you and your personnel safe, the X5 brings a variety of useful new tools to the table. Including benefits such as: ⚡ Non-intrusive display means setup and calibration can be completed through the window without the need for hot work permits. This also allows for one-person calibrations. ✅ Dual sensor capability - have any mix of sensor types on our 903-X5 reducing Capex costs. 🟢🔴 Clear colour change display to instantly know the status of the detector. With live digital readings. ✅ Ability to have remote detectors turning the TOC-903-X5 into an ATEX gas detection control panel. 📈 10 Year warranty on the electronics - ensuring a Detectably Better gas monitoring solution. To read all the features and benefits, check out the full article via the link in our comments 👇 #gasdetection #gassafety #stockport #TOCTuesday

Industry News: Emerson will provide pressure and temperature transmitters, ultrasonic gas leak detectors, pressure regulators, pressure safety valves, and hydrogen expertise to HyIS-one’s new hydrogen refueling and storage facility in Busan, South Korea. Learn more: http://emr.as/XT5450UmeO2

The Honeywell Searchline Cross Duct gas detector. https://lnkd.in/evw7tNj9 Ensure optimal gas safety by installing open path infrared gas detection in HVAC ducting and turbine enclosures. - Robust and reliable solution for difficult applications - 0.5 to 2.5 meters or 2.5 to 5 meter duct - 0 - 100% LEL - T90 < 1 second - Methane constituent >70% balance is C2 - C6 hydrocarbons - Used with OELD or XNX transmitters

Q) Is there a rule of thumb regarding the best concentration of calibration gas? A) At GfG the rule of thumb is to use a calibration gas concentration that is near 50% of the full linear range of the sensor.  Part of the rationale is that testing a sensor at 50% of full range verifies that the sensor still has enough remaining reaction efficiency to handle higher gas concentrations within the performance specifications of the sensor. Need help or advice? Contact our team: http://ow.ly/vp8J50INsuv #gasdetection

A hard restriction... I was tasked to wire in a relay on a mismatched RefPlus system with 2 different voltages to energize the liquid line solenoid coil. On start up, the system would not equalize to close the low pressure switch after the liquid line solenoid energized. I pulled the solenoid coil and used a solenoid magnet, still nothing. I reduced the spring tension on the TXV, nada. This was confirmed with my Testo Instruments - North America 549i. It's possible the TXV is slammed shut or it's filled with copper oxide. There are many brazes after the liquid line filter drier. It will be the installing contractor that will return on this one as it's a new install. #hvac #hvacr #refrigeration #hvacsystem #hvaclife #hvaceducation #liquidlinesolenoidvalve #txv #thermostaticexpansionvalve #hvacknowledge #hvactraining #refrigerationtraining #hvactools #refrigerationeducation #refrigerationtroubleshooting #refrigerationtools

Not sure how to calibrate your Macurco gas monitor? Click the link below for step-by-step instructions on calibrating the Macurco 6/12 series gas detectors. Watch Here: https://lnkd.in/gR_Ggw68 Macurco recommends testing and calibration at least once per year at a minimum, but depending on the application and risk potential of the application, a greater frequency might be needed. Check with local authorities for any specific local regulations *Calibration Kits do not come with gas. Must order gas separately. #MacurcoGasdetection #SensorCalibration #GasDetection #ProtectingPeopleandProperty #SafetyFirst

Is it time to service your Gas Detectors and calibrate your Sensors? Facility Safety Professionals realize the importance of keeping their critical safety instruments calibrated and serviced. Now may be time again for maintenance by the Sensidyne experts who manufactured the equipment. Sensor Calibration = Peace of Mind. Infrequent calibration of sensors will impair the accuracy of gas detection readings, and possibly result in the failure to detect gas leaks – resulting in an unprotected zone. Our SENSOR EXCHANGE PROGRAM delivers a fresh, factory-calibrated spare sensor to the customer’s plant or facility, allowing the customer to perform a HOT SWAP in the field, replacing sensors in use. Learn More, Submit a SERVICE RMA request: https://lnkd.in/eR77z3Mh #GasDetection #SensorExchange #WorkerSafety #FacilitySafety

The optimum method of gas detection is to place gas sensors as close as possible to a potential gas leak source. Leaks are most likely to arise from pumps, valves, flanges, joints and shut-off devices. If such locations cannot be easily identified, sensors need to be installed over the entire hazardous area. It is essential that the target gas can always reach the sensor at operational conditions within a realistic time interval. Need help or advice about the correct placement of gas detection equipment in your business? The team at GfG UK can help... https://lnkd.in/eazCFWGW #gasdetection #gasdetectors

Any body is using Honeywell Mini RAE 3000 plus instrument for hexane gas detection ?????? How is the performance.....

A CEMS umbilical is a bundle of pneumatic tubes and electrical wires used to interconnect the probe, the gas analyzers, and the gas transport system. This tubing system allows gas samples to travel from the emission source throughout the entire CEM System. To learn more about umbilicals and all CEMS components, download our comprehensive guide!   🔗 https://lnkd.in/gBqWnPZr  #CEMS #ContinuousEmissionsMonitoringSystem #ESCSpectrum #CEMSUmbilicals