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Natural Gas (Methane) CH4 Detectors

A methane detector is undoubtedly a useful tool and its acquisition is definitely worth considering. The purpose of this type of device is to test a given location for the presence of methane. Methane is the major component of natural gas. Methane detectors feature a modern design and can be easily operated by any qualified electrician. The sensor installed in the methane detector allows us to detect high levels of this gaseous substance and effectively prevent damage to health, lives, and property. Methane (CH4) detectors are ideal for detecting escaping natural gas in the workplace, particularly in boiler rooms, garages, shafts, or mines, where the risk of leakage is highest. When it comes to hazard detection systems, sensors respond in various ways. Typically, in the event of an alarm, an LED on the detector will start flashing, which is a clear signal that danger has been detected. At even higher concentrations, an acoustic siren will always be activated. We offer a range of models for effective natural gas detection. All detectors are reliable, functional, and exceptionally resistant to mechanical damage, with visible alarm signaling. Most units have dual-stage signaling (audible signal and visible LED indicators). Whether you are looking for detectors for your new facility or need to upgrade your existing detectors in accordance with the latest legislative regulations.
Methane (CH4), known as natural gas, marsh gas, or mine gas, is used in energy production, as fuel for boilers or engines, and as a raw material for plastic manufacturing. At room temperature, it is colourless and odourless, making it very dangerous, which is why natural gas is artificially odourised to be easily detectable by smell. A mixture of methane with air in the correct volumetric concentration has explosive properties and burns very rapidly. Most industrial facilities contain equipment from which natural gas can leak. This can pose a threat to workers. In such cases, it is essential to ensure the installation of natural gas detectors on the premises or equip workers with methane detectors. Spaces where workers could be adversely affected by gas leaks should be properly secured. Ensuring the safety and health of employees is one of the main responsibilities of the employer.