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Honeywell Reflexâ„¢ Increases Operator Confidence In Gas Detection
Honeywell Reflexâ„¢ Technology Overview Reflexâ„¢, a Honeywell Analytics patented diagnostic routine for electrochemical cells, is used with the XNX Universal Transmitter, Sensepoint XCD Gas Detector, Series 3000 MkII Gas Detector,…
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Honeywell SureCellâ„¢ The Next Generation of Electrochemical Sensors
Honeywell SureCellâ„¢ Electrochemical sensors have proven popular for toxic gas detection due to their low power requirements, small size, and low cost. However, field studies have shown that not all…
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The Future of Wireless Gas Detection and Benzene Monitoring Is Now Here!
RAE Systems’ MultiRAE just got better The MultiRAE Benzene multigas monitor is a groundbreaking new development for gas detection. The new MultiRAE Benzene is the industry’s first wireless portable six-gas…
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Intrinsically Safe for Hazardous Areas – Understanding the technology
The phrase “Intrinsically Safe” is often used generically to describe products destined for hazardous (explosive) areas. This post explores the term “Intrinsically Safe”, provides an overview of what is required…
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With today’s technology, why do major pipeline incidents happen?
With today’s technology, why do major pipeline incidents happen? On Sept. 9, 2010, a natural gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno, California, killed eight people, injured 58 and destroyed a…