Early Warning for Toxic, Flammable & Oxygen Hazards
Gas & Fire Detection System
Fixed and portable fire detection system that helps you prevent incidents before they escalate—linked to alarms, ventilation and shutdowns for a coordinated response.
Overview
What we monitor
- Toxic gases (e.g., CO, H₂S, NH₃)
- Flammable gases & vapors (LEL monitoring)
- Oxygen depletion/enrichment
Where it’s used
- Boiler rooms, parking, cold rooms, chiller plants
- Process areas, labs, battery and charging rooms
- Tank farms, loading bays, confined spaces
Why it matters
- Reduces exposure and ignition risk
- Automates ventilation and shutdowns
- Creates auditable safety records
Sensors & Technologies
Detection methods
- Electrochemical (toxic gases, parts-per-million accuracy)
- Catalytic bead (flammable gases, LEL %)
- Infrared (hydrocarbons, stable in low-oxygen)
- PID photoionization (solvent VOCs)
Form factors
- Fixed area detectors with local indicators
- Portable single/multi-gas meters for personnel
- Sampling/aspirated systems for remote sensing
We help select the right sensor for the target gas, range, cross-sensitivity and environment.
Control Panels & Alarms
Alarming & automation
- Multi-level alarms (pre-alarm, high, evacuation)
- Fan start, damper close, valve/gas shutoff
- Fire alarm/BMS integration and remote notifications
Visibility
- Zone displays and trend logs
- Event history for investigations and audits
Placement & Design Considerations
Sensor placement
- Mounting height by gas density (rise/sink)
- Near leak sources: valves, joints, chargers
- Coverage of airflow paths and dead zones
Zoning
- Divide by risk/activity for targeted actions
- Separate alarm logic for safe evacuations
Documentation
- Detector schedules and location plans
- Cause-and-effect and test procedures
Calibration, Testing & Care
Routine tasks
- Bump tests to verify response
- Full calibrations on defined intervals
- Filter/sensor replacement and cleaning
Records
- Calibration certificates and event logs
- Alarm reviews and trend analysis