Ammonia and gas detection: refrigeration systems
Ammonia (NH3) was one of the first refrigerants used and is still found in industrial refrigeration systems today. Despite the advent of synthetic refrigerants, ammonia
PID sensor and gas detection: how it works
Photoionization Detector (PID) sensors represent an advanced technology for the detection of volatile gases and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Due to their sensitivity, reliability and
Methane gas detection: technologies, safety and applications
Methane gas (CH4) is a fuel widely used in both domestic and industrial settings. However, its flammable nature makes it dangerous in the event of
Sensitron: SMART 3G series of gas detectors
Sensitron, part of the Halma Group and on the market for 36 years, recognized as a leading name in gas detection nationally and internationally, kicks
Gas detection: differences between infrared and catalytic sensor
Gas detection is a crucial aspect of ensuring safety in domestic and industrial environments. Two of the most common technologies used in gas detectors are
Gas detection: Oil & Gas industry
Gas detection is a key point in the safety of workers and environments and ensures accuracy even in the harshest environments such as the Oil