Internet of Things (IoT)
Sensors are key factors in IoT success. They are especially important for the network to collect and fetch data. Gas sensors are the most commonly used sensor categories and are essential in the IoT systems for workplace safety, air quality, and environmental monitoring.
Industrial Safety
Hazardous chemicals and materials can spill, leak, or be mishandled at refineries, chemical plants, oil and gas drilling sites, underground mining sites, and other places with potential hazardous conditions. This threatens the safety of workers, the facilities and the public. Deploying the right gas sensors and monitors with man-down alarms that send alerts the moment an incident happens, can help workers to be removed safely and immediately from the problem areas, meanwhile providing detailed information to the decision-maker to take quick actions in order to minimize damages.
Environmental Monitoring
Invisible hazards can originate from the release of toxic gases, oxygen deficiency, or the presence of combustible gases and vapors. Proactively detecting such gases using sophisticated gas sensors and systems for ambient air monitoring can protect social health, community, and property from such unseen threats.
Emergency Response
When it comes to gas detection, the right equipment that could provide detailed information for current gas readings is crucial in avoiding a man-down situation or an emergency. First responders are now using gas monitors daily to ensure the safety of other team members, civilians, and the environment. Gas monitors are now on most of the frontline equipment for the emergency responses, and first responders are becoming more proficient in their operation of these equipment.
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