Sperian Protection Australia Biosystems IQ6 docking station
15 January, 2010The Biosystems IQ6 docking station is fully automated to perform bump tests and calibration, if necessary, of Biosystems PhD6 gas detectors.
Just owning the safety equipment is not enough to save you
02 January, 2010 by Paul StathisPeople are injured and killed when working in confined spaces, despite all of the warning, detection and protection equipment available. Safety regulators all around the world can accurately pinpoint how people are injured or die and the most common environments in which injuries and deaths occur. So with all those statistics about working in confined spaces and control measures, why do injuries and deaths still occur?
Mitigating the risk of explosions in metallurgical furnaces
24 September, 2009The Siemens LDS6 laser gas analyser is helping to improve safety and save millions of dollars in damage repairs for the Tasmanian Electro Metallurgical company (TEMCO), a subsidiary of BHP Billiton that is located in Tasmania. It does this by alerting workers at the manganese ferro-alloy plant of an imminent furnace explosion and giving them sufficient time to prevent it.
Gas detection docking station
18 September, 2009 byCompatible with the Biosystems Multi Pro range of gas detection units, the Multi Pro IQ Express Docking Station is fully automated and features automatic instrument identification.
FLIR Infrared cameras
18 September, 2009The second generation of GF-Series infrared cameras, previously known as GasFindIR has been released.
CAC Gas & Instrumentation gas manifolds
18 September, 2009The CAC Gas & Instrumentation gas manifolds and changeover systems provide an engineered solution for gas calibration applications.
Hazardous gas monitor
07 August, 2009 byThe OdaLog H2S Logger was developed specifically to measure concentration levels of hazardous hydrogen sulphide gas (H2S) for the odour-management requirements of the wastewater industry, primarily at or close to the source of H2S emissions, such as within sewerage pumping stations and receiving manholes.
MX4 gas detector
20 July, 2009The MX4 gas detector is small, rugged and simple to use. It’s a suitable personal monitor to use in conjunction with the iNet program.
Truck driver killed by toxic fumes
30 June, 2009A truck driver lost his life when a plastic kettle melted and set fire to the cab of his prime mover.
Docking stations for gas analysers
18 June, 2009 byThe Biosystems Toxi Pro/Toxi Ltd IQ Express docking stations are compatible with the Toxi Ltd and the Toxi Pro gas analysers respectively.
Intrinsically safe power supply
09 June, 2009 byThe RN221N combined active barrier and power supply is SIL2 rated and provides galvanic isolation for the 4 to 20 mA measured signal. It is suitable for use in hazardous areas and can be powered by 20 to 250 VAC/DC, reducing the need for different versions across the plant.
Multigas detector
09 June, 2009 byThe GasAlertMicro 5 PID can simultaneously monitor and display up to five potential atmospheric hazards.
GasFindIR LW thermal imaging camera
09 June, 2009The GasFindIR LW camera is capable of imaging ‘fugitive’ greenhouse gases such as SF6 and NH3. The camera’s rapid scanning capabilities provide real-time thermal images of gas leaks.
Honeywell PHD6 multigas detector
09 June, 2009The Biosystems PHD6 multigas detector features: five sensor ports; up to six channels of detection; and 18 sensor options, including electrochemical, LEL, PID and infrared sensors.
Multi gas detector
21 May, 2009Featuring 5 sensor ports, up to 6 channels of detection and 18 sensor options including electrochemical, LEL, PID and Infrared, the PHD6 is suitable for just about any type of gas monitoring situation.
