by GDS Team | Sep 17, 2021 | Gas Detectors, Gas Leak Detection
Since almost all industrial facilities have ammonia on their premises, it is increasingly important to have detection systems in place that can alert employees of ammonia gas leaks. Like a lot of toxic gases, ammonia gas can cause loss of breath, memory issues,...
by GDS Team | Sep 3, 2021 | Gas Detectors, Gas Leak Detection
Whether it’s manufactured as a chemical or handled as a natural byproduct, ammonia gas is one of the most common toxic gases. Along with severe respiratory distress, workers can suffer from eye and skin irritation, confusion, and other potentially life-threatening...
by GDS Team | Aug 13, 2021 | Gas Detectors, Gas Leak Detection
Once you have chosen a fixed gas detector, it’s important to have it installed in areas that will give you and your employees the fullest protection. Consider the following recommendations for the correct placement of your natural gas detector. Discover where a...
by GDS Team | Jul 24, 2020 | Gas Detection System, Gas Leak Detection, LEL Detector
When dangerous levels of combustible gases are not quickly found, the result may be a fire or explosion. Since industrial facilities, medical and research laboratories, manufacturing plants, and other similar settings have the potential for undetected natural gas...
by GDS Team | Feb 28, 2020 | Gas Detectors, Gas Leak Detection
If you regularly work around natural gas lines, your work environment could be at risk for sudden fire or explosion. That’s obvious. But there is also a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning in the event that low-level oxygen-starved burning occurs from a small leak. How...
by GDS Team | Sep 30, 2015 | Gas Leak Detection
Hydrogen sulfide is a colorless, poisonous, and corrosive gas with high flammability and a rotten egg odor. It is found in natural gas and crude petroleum and is the natural result of broken-down animal or human wastes and other organic matter. Exposure to this gas...