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Mine gas monitoring

Methane and other hazardous gases do not provide warnings. Mine gas monitoring does. Fast‑response sensors measure gas concentrations and air quality in designated zones non‑stop, before it gets dangerous.

Mine gas monitoring system installation diagram in a longwall face
// Overview

There are places where the atmosphere creates a life‑threatening hazard in seconds, or even faster. Methane, carbon monoxide, lack of oxygen. You must know about the hazard before people feel it.

Mine gas monitoring is the first line of defence. Our sensors track gas concentrations, as well as air quality and quantity continuously, especially where there is a risk of a hazardous mixture explosion. A short response time means you react immediately.

The system does more than just detect. It analyses data, predicts trends, and operates in accordance with standards. The modular design allows you to assemble a group of sensors or place a single device exactly where needed.

// Features

System capabilities

01

Fast and legible sensors

  • Fast‑response sensors
  • Clear LCD display and segment display
  • Readability even in the most polluted areas
02

Flexible transmission and inputs‑outputs

  • Ethernet, RS‑485, or another analog standard transmission
  • Four freely programmable contacts
  • Two Open‑Drain outputs
// Application

System purpose

01

The first line of defence

  • Continuous tracking of gas concentrations and air quality and quantity
  • Early hazard detection in places at risk of explosion
  • Protection of human life and technological process continuity
02

Analysis and compliance

  • Precise data analysis and trend prediction
  • Compliance with standards and regulations for every industrial plant
  • Modular configuration into sensor groups or a standalone device
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// Classification
Version
  • ATEX
  • Ex
  • Iskrobezpieczeństwo (Ex i)