Gas Detection Design & Gas Detection Equipment

Safeguard Your Facility with a Gas Detection System & Equipment from Hawk

Gas detection systems play a critical role in keeping facilities safe and compliant. A well-designed system prevents hazardous exposure, supports regulatory compliance, and minimizes operational risk. Hawk delivers expert gas detection design and high-quality gas detection equipment that meets today’s strict safety and code requirements.

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Smarter Gas Detection System Design

Every facility is different. Hawk’s design services start with a full review of your facility and the safety requirements. Systems are designed to meet the highest industry standards, keeping your building compliant with safety regulations and inspection-ready.

Our gas detection system design process includes:

• Evaluating the site to identify gas risks and define the exact level of coverage needed
• Creating layouts that maximize effectiveness through precise gas sensor placement
• Planning integration so alarms, ventilation, and automation systems work together seamlessly
• Recommending the best detection technologies, from electrochemical and infrared sensors to PID sensors, based on your facility’s risks
• Providing thorough documentation to simplify compliance reviews, inspections, and safety audits

Our team works with facility managers, contractors, and safety officers to design gas detection systems that fit the unique needs of your facility. From initial layouts to procurement of certified gas detectors and gas sensors, we provide solutions that keep your people safe and your operations compliant.

Advanced Gas Detection Equipment for Every Application

The right equipment can be the difference between a system that simply runs and a system that protects people, property, and productivity. Hawk Equipment sources advanced gas detection technology from trusted OEMs such as Honeywell, CETCI, and InTech to provide solutions built for accuracy, durability, and compliance.

We help you select and source:

• Fixed gas detectors and controllers that provide continuous monitoring and fast alarm response
• Gas sensors designed to detect toxic, combustible, and refrigerant gases with precision
• Portable gas detectors that give safety teams mobility and flexibility in the field
• Sampling and aspirated detection systems built for confined or complex environments
• Accessories and spare parts that keep your gas detection system ready for inspections and emergencies

Our procurement team delivers more than just equipment. Facilities are matched with certified solutions that meet performance standards, carry the right approvals, and integrate seamlessly with daily operations. It’s quality equipment and technology that works from day one, and continues to perform year after year.

Documentation and Compliance Support

All gas detector design and equipment recommendations include full documentation for inspectors and safety reviews. With Hawk, you will receive clear records of your gas detection system design and equipment specifications. Our reports support permitting, approval processes, long-term maintenance planning, and compliance alignment.

Why Choose Hawk Equipment

Working with Hawk means more than just buying a product; we provide full lifecycle support and unmatched expertise:

• Proven experience designing gas detection systems for complex facilities
• Certified solutions that comply with international safety standards
• Fast deployment with direct access to OEM equipment and parts
• Responsive service that limits downtime and simplifies inspections

Every system we deliver is designed and equipped to protect lives, safeguard your facility, and maintain compliance with regulations.

Who We Serve

Hawk Equipment supports gas detection system design and equipment across a wide range of industries, including:

• Automotive service and fleet facilities
• Food and beverage production
• Breweries, distilleries, and fermentation spaces
• Commercial real estate and data centers
• Hospitality, casinos, and event venues
• Chiller rooms, mechanical spaces, and underground garages

Wherever toxic or combustible gases are present, Hawk provides the design expertise and gas detection equipment to help you stay compliant and safe.

Keep Your Facility Safe & Inspection Ready with Hawk 

Gas detection design and equipment selection are the foundation of a safe facility. Hawk brings the knowledge, OEM partnerships, and compliance expertise you need to build a system that performs as promised in real-world conditions. Ready to get started?

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Hawk upgrade an existing gas detection system?

Yes. Hawk supports both new gas detection design projects and upgrades to older systems. We can replace outdated gas detectors, integrate new gas sensors, and expand coverage to bring your facility in line with current standards.

Do portable gas detectors provide the same protection as fixed systems?

Portable gas detectors are valuable tools for mobile safety checks and confined space entry, but they do not replace a fixed gas detection system. A complete approach combines fixed gas detectors for continuous monitoring with portable gas detectors for added flexibility and worker protection.

What gases can a gas detection system identify?

Gas detection systems can be designed to monitor a wide range of hazards. Common gas detectors and gas sensors target carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, refrigerants, and volatile organic compounds. Hawk helps you select the right combination of sensors for your environment.

What codes and certifications apply to gas detection systems?

Gas detection systems must follow recognized safety codes and certifications to pass inspections and protect workers. Hawk designs gas detection systems that align with ASHRAE 15 for refrigerant monitoring, the International Mechanical Code, NFPA standards for fire and electrical safety, and EN 50545 for parking garages and confined spaces. Our gas detection equipment is available with SIL 2 certification and other approvals required for compliance.