Just in time for sunny summer weather!
The outside environment can pose viewing challenges, especially on sunny days when the sun causes glare. The Sun Shade provides shade and reduces glare on the display of any CETCI gas detection system device, ensuring readability in sunny locations.
Not just a fair weather device, it may also be used as a rain and snow shield or provide
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We are excited to announce the launch of our cGas Detector product line that offers greater flexibility with customized sensor combinations and specialized options.
Key features include: 2 internal gas channels, easy Plug & Play Smart Sensor replacement at end of life, (sensors arrive pre-calibrated), user selectable (in the field) BACnet® MS/TP or Modbus® RTU digital output and
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Natural gas is a flammable gas that is commonly used in building heating systems such as schools, universities and dormitories. It consists primarily of methane gas. The source of the natural gas is usually in the boiler room, an enclosed area that is not frequented very often, which increases the risk of a leak going undetected. A leak not only wastes expensive fuel but could result in an
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Strobes, horns and combo alarm devices are safety devices that offer a visual and/or audible warning to occupants in the area nearby. Whether you need one, the other or both depends on local building codes, safety regulations and type of application. Check out what we have to offer.
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Gas cooking equipment such as grills, stoves and fryers in restaurants, hotels and other commercial kitchens often use natural gas or propane for an energy supply. If a burner was left on or a fitting burst the leaking gas could cause a fire or an explosion. In addition, one of the by-products of burning natural gas or propane is carbon monoxide, a toxic gas at very low concentrations. If the
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Bump testing a gas sensor involves flowing a concentration of gas that is slightly higher than the Low alarm setpoint of the gas detector for a short period of time (1-2 minutes or less). The purpose of a bump test is to confirm that the sensor responds to the presence of gas, the low alarm will activate and the gas detector overall is operating appropriately. The bump test is used
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Ammonia has a very powerful, distinctive smell. It is dangerous to inhale Ammonia.
This document is for informational purposes only. No duty or undertaking is intended or assumed by CETCI.
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WHERE MIGHT HAZARDOUS LEVELS OF AMMONIA OCCUR?
Ice rinks Chiller rooms
Cold storage units Manufacturing plants
Supermarkets - Fertilizer
Convenience stores - Pharmaceuticals and
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