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Use a permanently installed gas meter in any case

11/02/2024 09:09:38

A fixed gas monitor is a device installed at a fixed location to monitor gases that may exist regularly in that area. What is unique about fixed gas meters is their ability to measure only one type of gas. To monitor many different types of gases, multiple probes must be equipped.

Characteristics of fixed gas detectors

A fixed gas monitor is a device installed at a fixed location to monitor gases that may exist regularly in that area. What is unique about fixed gas meters is their ability to measure only one type of gas. To monitor many different types of gases, multiple probes must be equipped.

Measurement information from the gas meter can be transmitted to the central control cabinet in another location, forming a complete gas alarm system. The goal of this system is to protect equipment in the monitoring area and warn promptly about possible risks from gases. However, to ensure safety when working in such areas, the use of portable gas detectors is still recommended.

Classification of fixed gas detectors:

Classification of fixed gas meters also includes the following criteria:

By gas type: Users can choose the type of gas to monitor, including Toxic Gas Detector, Combustible Gas Detector, or Oxygen Gas Detector.

According to configuration:

Screen or no screen.

The output can be connected via RS485 or using the 4~20mA protocol.

By area of ​​use:

Fixed gas detectors can be classified according to the area in which they are used:

Safe-zone: An area with no potential risk of public opinion or toxic gases.

Hazard zone: Area with potential risk of public opinion or toxic gases, with specific risk levels including Zone 0, Zone 1 or Zone 2, depending on the level of danger in the area there.

Uses of fixed gas meters

The purpose of a fixed gas detector is to detect and identify potential gas leaks through the use of sensors. These sensors are often designed with an audio alarm system to promptly notify people when dangerous gases are detected. Exposure to toxic gases can occur during many activities such as painting, disinfection, fueling, construction, mining of contaminated soil, landfills, or when entering confined spaces.

There are a variety of popular sensors, including flammable gas sensors, photochemical detectors, infrared point sensors, ultrasonic sensors, electrochemical gas sensors and semiconductor sensors. Recently, infrared imaging sensors have also been applied in this field.

The applications of fixed gas meters are diverse and they can be found in industrial environments such as oil refineries, pharmaceutical manufacturing, sterilization facilities, paper mills, shipbuilding facilities, hazmat operations, wastewater treatment plants, vehicles, indoor air quality testing, and also in homes and residential facilities.

Fixed gas detector Oceanus OC-F08 Ex

Oceanus OC-F08 Fixed Gas Detector Ex - It can be said that this is a comprehensive solution to help monitor and protect the industrial environment. With the ability to detect dangerous gases, Oceanus OC-F08 Ex becomes an effective assistant for industries such as oil refining, pharmaceutical production, paper and many other fields.

Outstanding features and precision of the machine

With a wide measurement range from 0 to 100%LEL, and accuracy up to ±3% F.S, Oceanus OC-F08 Ex provides absolute confidence in monitoring dangerous gases. This means ensuring maximum safety for your people and assets.

Flexible Options: Diffusion or Pumping

A notable strength of the Oceanus OC-F08 Ex is its flexibility in gas sampling. You can choose between diffusion or pump suction, depending on the specific requirements of your environment. This allows the machine to be customized to suit the specific needs of your business.

Durable Design (Cast Aluminum and Explosion-proof Material)

Cast Aluminum and Explosion-Proof Material Oceanus OC-F08 Ex is built with durable cast aluminum material, helping the device withstand harsh working environments. Additionally, with an Ex d IIC T6 explosion-proof rating, this detector is reliable even in hazardous environments.

Conclude:

The Oceanus OC-F08 Ex Fixed Gas Detector is a comprehensive solution for gas monitoring in industrial environments. With outstanding features, durable design and compliance with quality standards, Oceanus OC-F08 Ex brings absolute peace of mind to your business. 

Fixed gas detectors play an indispensable role in creating safe and environmentally protective working environments in industry. The combination of advanced technology and practical applications helps improve the quality of work and facilitates the sustainable development of modern industry.

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