LEL Monitoring

FLAMMABLE GAS DETECTION

DATASHEET

Why Do I Need Flammable Gas Detection?

Flammable gas monitors should be considered where combustion is possible. when a chemical reaction between oxygen and another subsatance that results in a rapid release of energy mainly as heat. Therefore O2 monitoring should be also be considered. For more information please see OXYSAFE- oxygen  & GAS SAFE - multi gas systems.


Gas detectors should monitor the limits of flammability. The lower explosive limit (LEL) of a gas is the concentration up to a point where insufficent gas is available to produce an explosion. The upper explosive limit (UEL) of a gas concentration is value that a gas is too rich to ignite.


A flammable gas detector should be selected and calibrated to the gas in use such as methane (CH4), Butane (C4H10), Propane (C3H8), Hydrogen (H2), Ethanol or Heptane (C7H16). Please state this when ordering.
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Minimal Installation

simple to install

Fan Activation

Triggered by the OXYSAFE and/ or PIR, Door Locking Systems.

Emergency Stop

Triggered by the OXYSAFE and/ or PIR, Door Locking Systems.

User Test function

Test alarms at the push of a button

Data Logging

Connect to Britannia's wireless monitoring system.

Wireless Remote Alarms

The whole system can be made to be wireless reducing disruption.

Analogue Output

Used to link to third party systems such as Building management system or Britannia wireless system

Fire Alarm

System has extended battery back up in case of mains failure.

Supply Tank Shut Off

Automatically deactivate or activate the supply tank feed

Option Available

Wireless connectivity available eliminating the need to run cables.

Text Unit

 Optional text alarm unit
Can text up to 10 phone numbers that can be assigned to specific channels/ items of equipment.

Monitor Range Of Gases

Can monitor a range of gases sush as CO2, CO, NH3, LEL in single and multi zone systems

Common Industries

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