by GDS Team | Jun 25, 2021 | LEL Detector
If you regularly work with combustible materials, an LEL gas sensor is a central part of your detection system. By monitoring the flammable vapors in the air, you can set up the first defense against catastrophic accidents such as sudden explosions or asphyxiation...
by GDS Team | Jun 11, 2021 | LEL Detector
Having a thorough knowledge of the lower explosive limits (LEL) of flammable gases is crucial when it comes to safeguarding your facility. Get the answers to your top LEL gas questions with the following review from our gas detection experts. LEL is a common acronym...
by GDS Team | May 28, 2021 | LEL Detector
One of the advantages of LEL gas detectors is early leak detection. Monitoring for hazardous levels of combustible gases is important if you want to maximize safety and minimize the risk of fire or explosions in your facility. Learn what LEL is and why it is so...
by GDS Team | Aug 7, 2020 | LEL Detector
From the oil and gas industry to automotive manufacturing, wastewater treatment plants to medical research laboratories, the possibility of a dangerous gas leak is at the top of the list of emergency situations. Because of the high risks associated with gas leaks,...
by GDS Team | Jul 31, 2020 | Infrared (IR) Gas Detection, LEL Detector
No matter the type or size of an industrial facility, an undetected buildup of combustible gases can lead to a catastrophic event. Whether in the confined spaces of a manufacturing plant, research lab vent hood, or an isolated offshore drilling platform, combustible...
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...