Fixed Gas & Flame Detection

The TL105 is a battery operated test lamp designed specifically to test General Monitors Flame Detectors. The TL105 is an explosion-proof test lamp that can be used with the FL4000H MSIR flame detector as well as any of the FL3100 Series Flame Detectors. The TL105 operates up to 35 feet from the flame detector.

Instantly detect pressurized gas leaks with this high-precision,  omni-direction acoustic detector utilizing Gassonic ultrasonic technology. Works even when traditional methods of gas detection are unsuitable or dependent on ventilation. Features Artificial Neural  Network (ANN) technology that distinguishes between real gas leaks and false  alarm sources without requiring any in-field training. The Observer® i UGLD provides an industry-leading detection range (up to 28 m) reducing the  number of detectors required. Ideal for use in complex, outdoor pipeline systems.

The Surveyor detects gas leaks by sensing the airborne ultrasound emitted from leaking gas at high pressure. Ultrasonic gas detection is based on robust and proven Gassonic technology and designed for long and failsafe operation in extreme environmental conditions. Because the Surveyor responds to the source of a gas release rather than the dispersed gas, it is unaffected by changing wind directions, gas dilution, and the direction of the gas leak. Looking for an ultrasonic gas leak detector? Explore the many benefits of the Observer-i Ultrasonic Gas Detector.

The 9010/9020 SIL controller comes with advanced design and innovative features for monitoring up to 20 channels. The 9010 controller operates with one independent sensor, while the 9020 operates with two independent sensors per control module. Each module comes with an independent AC/DC power supply for increased system reliability. Both units feature full internal diagnostics, which minimize false alarms and unexpected down time. The controller powers up the remote gas detectors, while its large four-digit LCD and LED provide crucial information such as gas concentration, alarm status and more. The 9010/9020 LCD controller monitors up to 20 channels and comes with an independent power supply. The LCD version has approvals for FM (North America) and CCCF (China) whereas the 9010/9020 SIL controller is ATEX and  SIL 2 certified.

For wide-ranging gas-monitoring needs, the economical Z-Gard C 485 Controllers are up to the task. The controllers connect with a wide array of MSA Z-Gard S Sensors, with controller models accepting up to 24 sensors. Relay outputs indicate warning, alarm or sensor fail for each zone, and units are available with one or two zones. A large LED readout displays the active channel and the corresponding sensor gas level.

Housed in a rugged, NEMA 4X enclosure, this microprocessor-based system links with up to four remote gas sensors. The large, four-digit LED display shows gas concentration and features four warning relays with one per sensor. The model also comes with four discrete alarm relays. Warning, alarm set-points and full-scale range of the sensor are set at the user-friendly keyboard, while a DC battery connection provides backup stability.

Modular system offering the widest range of control cards for use in an integrated fire and/or gas detection system. The Zero Two Series system can monitor any combination of the following: combustible gas, H2S, toxic gas, ultrasonic, oxygen deficiency and flame detection. In addition, its open architecture allows the system to accommodate other sensing devices for tasks such as smoke detection, heat detection and manual call points. 

The TA102A is a single-channel Combustible Gas Trip Amplifier Module designed for use with one General Monitors intelligent transmitter to monitor combustible gases and vapors within the lower explosive limit (LEL) and provide status indication and alarm outputs. Microprocessor-based electronics allow all options to be user selectable through a front panel interface (mode / select switch and digital display). A digital display indicates fault codes and set up options. Other features include: LED indications of status, as well as both open collector and relay outputs for fault, low alarm and high alarm.

The 4802A is a single channel Combustible Gas Control Module that has been designed for use with General Monitors catalytic bead sensors. It is designed to monitor combustible gases and vapors within the lower explosive limit (LEL) and provide status indication and alarm outputs. Microprocessor-based electronics allow all options to be user selectable through the front panel interface. A digital display indicates gas concentration, fault codes, calibration cues and setup options. Other features: LED indications of status, as well as open collector and relay outputs.

The Ultima Controller is purpose-designed and built to provide complete access to all advanced features of the Ultima and Ultima X Gas Monitors, as well as the Toxgard II Gas Monitor. Via its full-function and password-protected keypad, users can set the real time clock, set alarm levels, change span-gas values, display date of last calibration, display minimum, maximum and average gas values, change address and set future calibration time/date in addition to providing basic calibration functions.

Built for safety programs that demand gas concentration measurement before allowing entrance to an area, the SM5000 Sampling Module is exclusively designed to work with the Ultima X5000, Ultima XE and General Monitors S5000 gas monitors. The unit features an explosion-proof design and reliably extracts a sample from any confined or inaccessible area—or any area that is too hot, cold, or otherwise harsh—and delivers gas concentration reading directly to the installed gas monitor.

The General Monitors catalytic bead gas sensors are well known for their sensitivity, reliability and longevity and make them the first choice for most users of the catalytic oxidation gas detection principle. Every component is manufactured in-house to ensure optimum performance. Careful matching of the active and reference elements ("beads") result in a sensor that has negligible zero drift with respect to changes in humidity, pressure, and temperature.