Flammable Gas Sensors

Infrared (IR) gas sensors and non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) sensors have been used for gas detection for many decades. These tools come with many benefits, although there are also some dangers that users should be aware of when using infrared gas sensors. Benefits of Infrared Gas Sensors Infrared gas sensors were introduced as a way to

Industrial gas detectors are crucial in many industries, such as mining, refining, petroleum extraction, and manufacturing. They work to ensure the overall safety of your organization and employees.  But selecting the right type of detector to meet your company’s unique needs can seem like a daunting task. There are various technologies to choose from –

Combustible gas detectors, commonly required as Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in most industrial worker settings  measure the concentration of potentially harmful gases in a specific  area. They may use infrared, electrochemical, ultrasonic, or semiconductor sensors as their core detection technology. The detectors, via the embedded sensor, measure the gas concentration to a reference point or