LPG gas detectors

06 June, 2008

Crowcon’s Xgard IR LPG is a low-cost infra-red fixed gas detector designed to detect LPG gas hazards before concentrations reach flammable levels. Typical environments requiring LPG monitoring include hotels, hotels and offices that use LPG as their main gas supply. Crowcon says that LPG detectors based on catalytic pellistors are susceptible to poisoning in some industrial atmospheres, which can make readings unreliable or even destroy the sensor. Xgard sensors have a life expectancy of over five years and come as simple plug-in modules for quick and easy replacement.

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