What specific gases can the SensAlert IR detect, and how does it perform in environments with hydrocarbon presence? The SensAlert IR is optimized for detecting combustible gases, specifically hydrocarbons, in industrial settings. Its advanced infrared (IR) sensing technology provides accurate readings in anaerobic (zero oxygen) conditions – where other sensors might fail. This capability is…
Read More >>By: Dante Moore, Contributor As we navigate through the complexities of modern industrial landscapes, the concept of connected workers is reshaping the paradigm of safety, efficiency and productivity. The key to a successful 2025 rests on the widespread adoption of connected safety equipment that both emphasizes gas detection and goes beyond it. This article delves…
Read More >>Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection (Teledyne GFD) has a new Vice President of Sales & Marketing for the Americas as the company looks to drive growth and strengthen its market presence across the continent. Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection has been broadening its presence in the Americas over many decades. The company has a US…
Read More >>Protecting Workers and Communities In environments where gas leaks, chemical spills, and radiological threats pose immediate and severe risks to workers and communities, the need for real-time, accurate detection is paramount. That’s why we developed EXO 8, our next-gen area monitor that can detect up to eight gases, plus gamma radiation. If you’re unfamiliar with…
Read More >>By: Alissa Barrow, Contributor Vapor intrusion is an environmental and occupational health issue where hazardous substances from contaminated soil or groundwater migrate into indoor spaces. This phenomenon can pose serious risks to workers and building occupants, especially in industrial and commercial settings. Effective management of vapor intrusion requires a thorough understanding of its nature, potential…
Read More >>IHW sat down with the experts at Gasmet Technologies to discuss the benefits of real-time gas monitoring and how it can help industrial hygienists protect their people in a myriad of ways. What are the benefits of real-time gas monitoring vs. passive monitoring for the industrial hygienist? Real-time gas monitoring provides an IH with a…
Read More >>Confined space accidents kill hundreds of workers every year in the USA and Canada. Many of the worst accident occur because of dangerous atmospheric conditions. OSHA requires use of a permit system to control confined space entries and ensure worker safety and has strict requirements for the testing and use of real time atmospheric monitors…
Read More >>By: Dante Moore, Contributor No matter how you spin it, industrial environments continually feature conditions that can contain hazardous gases—meaning having the right equipment for the job isn’t just a precaution; it’s a necessity. Whether you’re working in oil & gas and chemical manufacturing; or utilities, construction and beyond—the air you breathe could secretly be…
Read More >>There are many prerequisites when it comes to gas detection, not least maximum flexibility, increased performance and minimal installation costs. Add in modern expectations such as smart features and the ability to detect explosive, toxic or asphyxiant gases, and the list of potential solutions soon becomes short. Prominent among the choices, however, is the proven…
Read More >>Hydrogen will be at the heart of the world’s energy transition away from natural gas. However, while there are many ways to produce and use hydrogen, there is a common denominator: all require monitoring for safety. Today, Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection has a complete product offer for hydrogen that not only encompasses end-to-end gas,…
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