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Gas detector calibration is what ensures accurate readings of combustible gases, toxic gases, and oxygen levels. A properly calibrated detector is the difference between spotting a dangerous leak in time or missing it altogether. Calibration protects worker safety, keeps systems compliant, and ensures your gas detection program is reliable. A professional gas detector calibration service […]

A gas detector is the first line of defense in protecting worker safety. These systems alert teams to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, combustible gases, natural gas, and other hazardous gases before they become life-threatening. But when small warning signs are ignored, gas detectors may not perform when they are needed most. That can mean […]

When it comes to gas detection and monitoring, calibration is not optional. If you want to meet safety standards, protect your employees, and stay compliant with safety codes, your sensors need to be calibrated on a regular schedule. How often? The answer depends on your industry, the type of detector you use, and the specific […]

In many facilities, gas detection systems are installed as standalone safety equipment. But these systems don’t have to operate in isolation. In fact, they shouldn’t. Gas detection system integration with your existing building automation system (BAS) improves safety, speeds up response times, and gives your team the visibility they need to stay ahead of risk. […]

If you have ever received a quote for a gas detection system and felt some sticker shock, you are not alone. Gas detectors are not like fire alarms or basic safety devices. They are precision-built instruments that must identify dangerous gases in real time and in challenging environments. In many cases, the sensors themselves are […]

Before your gas detection system can protect people and equipment, it needs to be tested, calibrated, and verified. That process is called gas detection commissioning. Commissioning confirms that gas detectors, alarms, relays, and building automation systems all work together the way they’re supposed to. Without it, a system might appear functional but fail to respond […]