Fixed Hydrocarbons (HC) Gas Detector

Gas Detection Q&A - For Your Safety Environments

Built-in advanced gas detector sensor and sound & light alarm to ensure precise and safe gas detection in hazardous applications.

Q: Where should the Fixed HC gas detector be installed to most effectively detect gas leaks?

A: The best installation location for Fixed HC gas detectors should be determined based on the specific site and the type of gas to be monitored. Generally speaking, the most effective location should be near the area where gas may leak, but avoid being blocked by airflow or blocked by other objects. Here are some general installation suggestions:

• Near potential leak sources: Install the gas detector near potential leak sources, such as pipe connections, near valves, or at the bottom of containers. This allows gas leaks to be detected quickly and measures to be taken early.
• Well-ventilated areas: Avoid installing the detector in poorly ventilated areas, as this may cause uneven gas concentration in the air and affect the accuracy of the detector.
• Avoid obstructions: The installation location should be away from objects that may block the flow of gas, such as obstacles, walls, or equipment. Make sure the fixed gas monitor can be directly exposed to potential leak sources.
• Avoid high temperature and humidity: Avoid installing the gas detector in high temperature or high humidity environments, as this may affect its performance and life.
• Easy to observe and maintain: Install in a location that is easy to observe and maintain so that the wall-mounted gas detector can be checked and maintained regularly.